PPTools - Add-ins for Microsoft PowerPoint

Sometimes we work on slides that include shapes or images that are larger than the slides themselves, or that hide one or more slide edges.
That can make it hard (well, impossible!) to judge where the edges of the slides ARE. And what will appear during slideshows. Or in printouts.
We've written a little macro that will automatically (and instantly) add an outline around each slide in the current presentation. Anything inside the outline will appear in slideshows/printouts. Anything outside won't.
Oh, and of course there's another macro that REMOVES the outlines if you no longer need them.
Enjoy!

Add an outline showing the edges of slides From the PowerPoint FAQ: Add an outline showing the edges of slides

If you're a StarterSet Plus user, you'll like a feature we've just added. Before: you could use the insert picture tool to add a picture to the current slide. Now: you can select multiple pictures instead of just one; when you do that, the tool adds the first picture to the current slide, then duplicates the current slide once for each selected picture and adds a picture to each new slide.

PPtools ImageExporter can now export much higher resolution images than previously. If you have PowerPoint 2013 or 2016 you can use ImageExporter to create images of up to 15,000 (yes, you read that right: FIFTEEN thousand) pixels, five times the previous limit. The cost of this amazing update? Nada. Nil. Null. Nothing. It's free; just download and install the latest version from http://www.pptools.com/downloads.htm and it's all yours.

Download PPTools Add-Ins and Demos PPTools - Power Tools for the PowerPoint Power User

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