Here is some old code snippets for making PPT files:

# Create PowerPoint OLE server.
my $ppt = Win32::OLE->new( 'PowerPoint.Application', 'Quit' )or die "C
+an't create PowerPoint OLE: $!\n";
    $ppt->{Visible} = 1;
    my $pres = $ppt->Presentations->Add();

#######  SLIDE #1:  INSPECTION NAME
    $Slide = $pres->Slides ->Add({Index=>"$slideIndex" , Layout=>ppLay
+outTitle});
    $Title=$Slide->Shapes->{Title};
    $Title->TextFrame->TextRange->{Text} ="INSP $level Inspection";
    #$SubTitle=
    $Slide->Shapes->Placeholders(2)->Delete;
    #$SubTitle->TextFrame->TextRange->{Text} ="INSP Comments\:";

#######  SLIDE #2:  SPC CHARTS
    $spc_img = "$path\\charts\\INSP\\"."$level"."\.jpg";
    $slideIndex++;
    $Slide = $pres->Slides ->Add({Index=>"$slideIndex" , Layout=>ppLay
+outTitleOnly});
    $Title=$Slide->Shapes->{Title};
    $Title->TextFrame->TextRange->{Text} ="$level SPC Charts";
    
    $picture_spc = $Slide->Shapes->AddPicture({
        FileName => "$spc_img",
        LinkToFile => 0,
        SaveWithDocument => 1,
        Left =>0,
        Top => 55,
        Width => 720,
        Height => 450    
        });
    $TextBox=$Slide->Shapes->AddTextbox({Orientation=>1, 
                                          Left=>50, 
                                          Top=>500,
                                          Width=>650,
                                          Height=>30});
                                      
    $TextBox->TextFrame->TextRange->{Text} ="Trend Comments:";
    
    
    $WeekBox = $Slide->Shapes->AddShape({Type => '1', 
                                          Left=>600, 
                                          Top=>87,
                                          Width=>100,
                                          Height=>385});
    $WeekBox->Fill->ForeColor->{RGB} = (RGB(0,0,255));
    $WeekBox->Fill->{Transparency} = (0.8);
    $WeekBox->Line->{Weight} = (2.25);
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