Actual rendering of WedgeRectCallout is different from definition in preset

Regina Henschel 151 Reputation points
2022-07-15T13:31:54.46+00:00

Hi all,

Draw a WedgeRectCallout in PowerPoint and drag the handle to inside the rectangle. You see a full rectangle. Save the presentation.
Open the package and exchange the prstGeom with the corresponding custGeom from presetShapeDefinitions.xml from the OOXML standard. Open the changed file in PowerPoint. You see a notch in the rectangle.

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  1. Todd 76 Reputation points
    2022-07-27T01:47:00.22+00:00

    Hi Regina,
    This is a documented bug. Not sure when the fix will arrive in presetShapeDefinitions.xml, but the fix is in the Word docx attachment on https://mailman.vse.cz/pipermail/sc34wg4/2018-November/004555.html. There are fixes for circularArrow, wedgeRectCallout, wedgeRoundRectCallout, and wedgeEllipseCallout in that document.

    Todd


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