Browse our Products Toggle navigation
If so you can download any of the below versions for testing. The product will function as normal except for an evaluation limitation. At the time of purchase we provide a license file via email that will allow the product to work in its full capacity. If you would also like an evaluation license to test without any restrictions for 30 days, please follow the directions provided here.
If you experience errors, when you try to download a file, make sure your network policies (enforced by your company or ISP) allow downloading ZIP and/or MSI files.
PHP developers can experience improved accuracy when converting presentations to various formats, including PDF, JPG, and PPTX, with Aspose.Slides for PHP via Java 24.1.
The new PdfImportOptions.DetectTables option in the latest update to the PHP PowerPoint API ensures tables are automatically identified and converted into PowerPoint slides. Please check out the code example given below to learn more about the feature usage:
PdfImportOptions.DetectTables
$pres = new Presentation(); try { $pdfImportOptions = new PdfImportOptions(); $pdfImportOptions->setDetectTables(true); $stream = new Java("java.io.FileInputStream", "document.pdf"); $pres->getSlides()->addFromPdf(java_values($stream), $pdfImportOptions); $pres->save("output.pptx", SaveFormat::Pptx); } finally { if ($pres != null) $pres->dispose(); }
Source*
We have addressed various bugs related to incorrect font rendering in Linux environments, text orientation issues during PPTX to PDF conversion, and content discrepancies when converting the first slide to an image.
You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting Aspose.Slides for PHP via Java 24.1 Release Notes.