How do I change the default css in Powerpoint?

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neal_wilkinson

I have an application that use OLE to dynamically save office documents as
HTML files. The html that is generated contains <STYLE> tags in which I need
to change the default css for the .sld element to resize the slide to print
on a sheet of A4, it is currently set to {left:0px !important;
width:6.0in !important;
height:4.15in !important;
font-size:103% !important;}
which is too small.

Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, where can I change it
 
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neal_wilkinson

Unfortunatly Steve, I dont think it will be consistant. The code I posted
was from a single file presentation, however I know there will be multiple
slide presentations which the agent will be converting.

I dont think it will be feasable to search through each of the html files
generated by the system, as the code performing this is on a schedule with a
limited time-frame to complete the work. Ideally I would like an option
which I can pass vai COM to disable the style part of the generated HTML, but
still keep all of the additional XML/Javascript etc that is generated.
 
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neal_wilkinson

I have just had a look at what is produced for a single slide conversion fil
ein the application and there are seven files (not including the graphics
files - this pushes it up to 29 including the original) and the naming
convention is random to say the least. The agent is limited to a 30 minute
completion time and runs on a 45 minute schedule. As for the number of files
it converts, it could have one one in the queue, or it could have 100 - I
would never know as the application runs at remote sites to which I do not
always have access, if it does not complete, it starts again at the top of
the list when next it runs.

I think for the moment, I am going to have to suggest they convert these
particular file to pdf to get over the problem they are having, untile I can
come up with a solution - Thanks for your help though
 

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