Steve Canny

Ah, ok, I just found something that clarifies my memory on this a bit. PowerPoint doesn't allow a _custom table style_ to be created. That's the part that's too bad,...

@castaway, @hanchelc yes, that will do the trick if you just need a workaround to a fixed one of the stock table styles.

I don't know the details of how cell borders are applied @NGnome, at least as far as how that relates to table styles. Looking back at the analysis I did...

@mkajman: Short answer is yes, that's what it means :) The page you linked to is a feature analysis page, which is a precursor to the code that implements that...

This is really helpful, thanks @flutefreak7 :) I'm inclined to think these would be pretty stable, since there's no guarantee a presentation is going to be opened with the same...

@simonini `tbl` (table) is not the same as `tblPr` (table properties). I think you want something like this. Note that this makes assumptions about what elements are already present; you'll...

Hmm, nothing is jumping out at me from the diff, but there are quite a few things being added that don't seem necessary. I expect that's because you used Keynote....

@redsuperbat we need as small a diff as possible to start with because you're going to need to modify the XML with a bisection strategy to identify the particular XML...

Hmm, interesting. That's easy enough to check. Let me have a look ... ah, yes. The default presentation only declares four default extensions: ```xml ``` But interestingly `"bin"` does not...

Okay, I have a strong suspicion that the `bin ... printerSettings` extension and probably the `ppt/printerSettings/printerSettings1.bin` member in the default `.pptx` file is a likely cause of this. Here's the...