Split PPS into Multiple PPS Files in C# .NET

Split PPS File & Add Watermarks in .NET

Split a single PPS document to multiple independent documents and insert image or text watermarks to each of the splitted files using C# .NET.

Instantiate Watermarker with splitted document
Instantiate watermark font, create TextWatermark object & set watermark properties
Add watermark and save watermarked document
Set output path where files will be saved after splitting
Instantiate SplitOptions object with path of splitted file and number of pages to be splitted
Create Merger object with input document and split using SplitOptions

Download Document Splitter API

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	// Supports merging Microsft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, OpenDocument, HTML, eBook and PostScript file formats
	// Supported file formats: https://docs.groupdocs.com/merger/net/supported-document-formats/

	using (Watermarker watermarker = new Watermarker("input.pdf"))
	{
	Font font = new Font("Arial", 19, FontStyle.Bold \| FontStyle.Italic);

	TextWatermark watermark = new TextWatermark("my watermark", font);

	watermark.ForegroundColor = Color.Red;
	watermark.BackgroundColor = Color.Blue;
	watermark.TextAlignment = TextAlignment.Right;
	watermark.Opacity = 0.5;

	watermarker.Add(watermark);
	watermarker.Save("output.pdf");
	}

	string outputFolder = @"c:\output\";

	SplitOptions splitOptions = new SplitOptions(outputFolder + "document_{0}.{1}", new int[] { 1, 2, 4 });

	using (Merger merger = new Merger("output.pdf"))
	{
	merger.Split(splitOptions);
	}

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Split Text File into Many Files in C# .NET

Using text splitter library for .NET applications – split each line or multi-lines of the source text file into a separate resultant .txt file by using a couple lines of C# code.

Initialize TextSplitOptions class with output files path format, desired TextSplitMode and line numbers
Instantiate Merger object with source document path or stream
Call Split method and pass TextSplitOptions object to save the resultant text files

Single Document Modification Operations

Perform multi-functional document manipulation features in a variety of document formats such as Word, Excel spreadsheet, Presentations, RTF, PDF, Visio, HTML, OneNote, XPS and many others by adding just a few lines of C# code.

The major single document operations include moving pages within a document to a new position, removing a single page or a collection or selected pages, swapping the page positions, extracting specific pages from the document, changing the page orientation to portrait or landscape mode and rotating the pages of the source document to 90, 180 or 270 degree angle.

	// Supports merging Microsft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, OpenDocument, HTML, eBook and PostScript file formats
	// Supported file formats: https://docs.groupdocs.com/merger/net/supported-document-formats/

	string filePath = @"c:\sample.txt";
	string filePathOut = @"c:\output\line_{0}.{1}";

	TextSplitOptions splitOptions = new TextSplitOptions(filePathOut, new int[] { 3, 6 });

	using (Merger merger = new Merger(filePath))
	{
	merger.Split(splitOptions);
	}

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What is PPS file format?

The PPS file format is specifically designed for presentations and is commonly used in Microsoft PowerPoint. It serves as a container for slides and images, allowing users to create engaging visual presentations. Similar to the PPT format, which is part of the Microsoft Office Suite, PPS files provide a convenient way to share and deliver presentations.

One of the notable advantages of the PPS file format is its self-contained nature. This means that the file includes all the necessary components, such as slides, images, and formatting, making it independent of external dependencies. As a result, PPS files can be opened and viewed without requiring the installation of Microsoft PowerPoint. This portability makes it easy to share presentations with others who may not have the software installed.

Furthermore, PPS files are designed to be lightweight and efficient in terms of memory usage. They consume only a small amount of memory, ensuring smooth performance even on systems with limited resources. This efficiency is particularly beneficial when transporting presentations to different computers or devices. Whether it’s emailing the file or sending it via an instant messaging service, the compact size of PPS files enables quick transmission without overwhelming network bandwidth or storage limitations.

In addition to their convenience and portability, PPS files enhance the presentation experience. When opened, the files seamlessly transition between slides, providing a smooth and professional flow to captivate the audience. This feature is especially important during live presentations, where a fluid transition between slides contributes to a cohesive and engaging delivery.

Moreover, the PPS format allows users to compress their presentations, reducing the file size for faster transmission. By compressing the images, videos, and other multimedia elements within the presentation, users can optimize the file without compromising its visual quality. This compression feature is particularly useful when sharing presentations over the internet or via other communication channels, as it minimizes transfer times and ensures a prompt delivery.

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