Version 8.0. Version 8.0.4: Office Add-in customization and deployment options. Version 9.0.3: Choose settings and profile in ExplorerĬompress Microsoft Office files created by other appsįlatten embedded charts in DOCX and PPTX filesĬompress header and footer images in DOCX files
#NXPOWERLITE 8 TRIAL#
This meant there was no free trial available in that specific situation.
#NXPOWERLITE 8 UPGRADE#
Evaluation period was not reset if a previous installation of v8 had an expired evaluation period and an upgrade to v9 was installed. Version 9.0.4: Fixed an issue with the expiry of the 14-day evaluation when upgrading NXPowerLite Desktop. usually 24-bit colour) PNG images with simple transparency.
#NXPOWERLITE 8 PDF#
The scope of this is unclear but it seemed to affect only a small subset of PDF files.įixed an issue where some images could become corrupt and render them to be not visible in Office when using the ‘Reduce colour depth of PNG images’ feature. Version 9.1.4: Updated PDF compression library to fix a bug with subsetting PDF fonts. It will look and feel identical to the original, just much smaller. Optimized files stay in the same format - a PDF remains a PDF.
It is especially effective on files that dont zip well.
#NXPOWERLITE 8 UPDATE#
The OneDrive update on 09 May made it stop working. NXPowerLite will compress PDF, JPEG, Microsoft PowerPoint and Word files simply and effectively, making them easy to email as attachments. Version 9.1.6: NXPowerLite’s Office add-ins now work (again) with files synced with OneDrive. The improved solution means that NXPowerLite should work with (similar) OneDrive future updates. The OneDrive update on 01 Jul made it stop working. In your project folder will be both the original (name now appended) and the new optimized version.Version 9.1.7: NXPowerLite’s Office add-ins now work (again) with files synced with OneDrive. When NXPowerlite is finished, it displays the original and the optimized file size. Here you can customized the text prior to Optimizing the file.Ģ) You can add custom text that will be added to your Original file nameģ) The custom name will be added AFTER your file nameĤ) The custom name will be added BEFORE your file nameġ) Backup of the original File name with the Custom Text BEFOREĢ) Backup of the original File name with the Custom Text AFTERģ) Optimized file gets outputted with Original File Nameīack in the NXPowerLite dialogue, confirm the presentation is selected and click OPTIMIZE. Click OK to save these settings and close the Settings dialog boxīefore we Optimize the file click on the File Naming tab.delete Cropped Areas in Pictures = NOT checked.Resize Images For Display At = 1920×1080 on all three options.Step 5: This should be a one-time process as NXPowerlite will remember your custom settings. Step 3: Select YES at this pop up dialog (unless you do not want to save over this file because you did not do Step 1 yet, then cancel, save the presentation and come back to this step when you can select YES). Step 2: Go to the ADD-INS tab > OPTIMIZE WITH NXPOWERLITE The images within the presentation are 15MB, because they are far larger than HD projection, most are “print” quality resolution. By using the NXPowerLite PowerPoint Add-in, we can optimize these images in order to reduce file size.
Our simple 10 slide presentation is a 29.1 MB file. In this example, we’ve added a HiRes image to a PowerPoint Presentation. As stated on their site, what this add-in does is, “Shrink Your Files.” I’ve put together a quick explanation of how we use this at TLC. But for image optimization, I prefer to use one of the 3rd party add-in options, the NXPowerLite PowerPoint Add-in.įor TLC Creative Services, we have NXPowerlite installed on all computers and use as needed.
PowerPoint has built in tools to optimize images and multimedia – and they continue to improve. But if your 11 slide presentation has no videos and is 30+ MB, it is time for some file optimization. PowerPoint file size too big? Sometimes that’s okay if it has embedded videos, or just has a lot of slides.
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