Rounded corners (P/W)

BaseExtensions can be used to round corners of shapes in PowerPoint and Word. This is a tool for rounding the corners of either selected shape, shapes in selected slide, or all shapes in the entire presentation. Rounding corners of a shapes in a slide or presentation will only work in PowerPoint.

Modules are located here:

...\ModuleLibrary\BaseExtensions\03_nocontext_Rounded Corners\01a_P_shapeRounding.xml

...\ModuleLibrary\BaseExtensions\03_nocontext_Rounded Corners\01b_P_slideRounding.xml

...\ModuleLibrary\BaseExtensions\03_nocontext_Rounded Corners\01c_P_presentationRounding.xml

CMD

<Cmd case="BaseExtensions:shape-rounding" type="x" roundingValue="x"/>

Parameter

forceAll

Define this parameter to be true if the command should force rounding corners of all types of shapes. If the parameter is defined to be false, the command will only round the corners of rounded rectangle shapes.

type

shape

Will round the corners of selected shape(s).

slide

Will round the corners of shape(s) in current slide. This will only work in PowerPoint.

presentation

Will round the corners of shape(s) in entire presentation. This will only work in PowerPoint.

roundingValue

Define rounding value in points, e.g. "5".

Three round corners (P)

BaseExtensions also has the functionality to set three round corners and one sharp corner on a single selected rectangular or rounded rectangular shape in PowerPoint. If multiple shapes are selected it will apply the formatting to the first shape in the selection.

It is also possible to reapply the formatting to an already formatted shape. This is relevant in case the formatted shape has been resized since this will change the rounding of the round corners.

Module are located here:

...\ModuleLibrary\BaseExtensions\03_nocontext_Rounded Corners\02_P_threeRoundCorners.xml

CMD

<Cmd case="BaseExtensions:three-round-corners-shape" sharpCornerPos="x" roundingValue="x"/>

Parameters

sharpCornerPos

The position of the sharp corner. This is case sensitive and can be one of the four values: TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, and BottomRight.

roundingValue

The rounding value in points, e.g. "5".