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This can only be done via XML. Source:
Another source:
Note 1: IMPORTANT! In order to open XML, the file must be in the new PPTX format. So if your presentation is PPT, first open it and Save As PPTX, then move forward.
Note 2: It's best to do this on an empty presentation, after you inserted all the required pictures to it, so you have 2-3 slides tops. You will have to edit the XML code of each slide. But it can also be done on a finished one, no problem.
Now:
1.
- Make a copy of your PPTX file, then rename / change its extension to .ZIP and confirm.
So Presentation.pptx ----> Presentation.zip
Extract that zip to a folder named Presentation.
2.
- In the folder above, navigate to the following folders: ppt\slides
There you will find your slides, eg. slide1.xml, slide2.xml etc.
Now you can open slide1.xml with notepad (or another program like Notepad++ which has the ability to display the file's language in colors).
In there you are looking for the name of your images / shapes etc..
To find out the name of the shape / text box / image, go to HOME - Arrange (under Drawing group) - Selection Pane and you will see something like:
Rectangle 6
Subtitle 2
Title 1
You can rename them here too, just click to select one of them, and click again to rename (don't double click - click, pause, click). If you do rename them, then you must redo the steps above after you save the pptx file (make a copy, change extension to zip etc.)
3.
- You have your slide1.xml open and you found the desired shape by its name, eg Rectangle 6.
In order to prevent it from moving, you just have to add attributes to <a:spLocks /> of your shape (or image etc.).
If there is none, under the line that states the name of your shape / image etc., you will have to add the following (green part):
<p:cNvPr id="7" name="Rectangle 6"/>
<p:cNvSpPr>
<a:spLocks noMove="true" />
</p:cNvSpPr>
noMove="true" means the shape won't be movable anymore.
Attributes that can be added here are: noGrp, noSelect, noRot, noChangeAspect, noMove, noResize, noEditPoints, noAdjustHandles, noChangeArrowheads, noChangeShapeType, noTextEdit
Attributes' source:
4. I have noMove, but want to prevent the user from rotating or resizing the shape too. Then the above XML snippet becomes:
<p:cNvPr id="7" name="Rectangle 6"/>
<p:cNvSpPr>
<a:spLocks noMove="true" noRot="true" noResize="true" />
</p:cNvSpPr>
For a picture however, there are different tags, even though the same attributes are used:
<p:cNvPr id="5" name="Picture 4" descr="coperta.png"/>
<p:cNvPicPr>
<a:picLocks noChangeAspect="1"/>
</p:cNvPicPr>
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