.POTX

📌 A .POTX format serves for storing and handling presentation templates initiated and built by PowerPoint, a powerful, high-class suite for creating and designing stylish animated presentations with qualitative effects, transitions and media inclusions. Essentially, the .POTX entries contain default formatting, layout, text, and styles for the designed presentation projects. .POTX resources are normally utilized to design multiple .PPTX file items with the same formatting and visual structure. In common, the .POTX file records are maintained and processed in the standard Open XML basement, which was initially introduced and became available to the public in 2007. As a consequence, the .POTX object instances finally superseded .POT extension specification, which was sustained in a binary representation and was broadly exploited by Excel project distributive from 1997 up to 2003.

How to open an .POTX file?

📌 The .POTX data entities can be freely explored, opened up and adjusted by Microsoft PowerPoint suite, able to apply changes to the presentation templates directly, in the manual way, or with custom VBA scripts. Moreover, the desired adjustments to a specific file entry can be applied with the assistance of Kingsoft Presentation, Corel Presentations, Softmaker Office, Apple Keynote, OpenOffice Impress and other contemporary software initiatives, taken into practice nowadays. In addition, the aforementioned .POTX resource category can be smoothly opened up, reviewed and uncovered by a range of online web-services, such as Google Slides and PowerPoint 365, shared in accordance with proprietary subscription terms. The .POTX format has acquired cross-platform compatibility with all modern platforms and operating systems, disregarding whether it relies on desktop or mobile foundation.