XSLFTextBox @Cluster 1 (40, txt1, txt2)

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MarketingReportInCityGeneratorImpl.java

sets the “ for the given row .

47. XSLFTextBox txt1 = slide.createTextBox();
48. txt1.setAnchor(new java.awt.Rectangle(20, 40, 600, 50));
49. XSLFTextParagraph p1 = txt1.addNewTextParagraph();

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MarketingReportFirstSlideGeneratorImpl.java

sets the “ a 1 “

42. XSLFTextBox txt1 = slide1.createTextBox();
43. txt1.setAnchor(new java.awt.Rectangle(250, 250, 450, 200));
44. XSLFTextParagraph p1 = txt1.addNewTextParagraph();

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MarketingReportInCityGeneratorImpl.java

sets the a 1 - style , style or null if not

157. XSLFTextBox txt2 = pptSlide.createTextBox();
158. txt2.setAnchor(new java.awt.Rectangle(20, titleHeight + 40, 650, subTitleHeight));
159. XSLFTextParagraph p2 = txt2.addNewTextParagraph();

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MarketingReportInCityGeneratorImpl.java

tests to see if the print areas when the workbook was opened .

57. XSLFTextBox txt2 = slide.createTextBox();
58. txt2.setAnchor(new java.awt.Rectangle(20, 80, 600, 50));
59. XSLFTextParagraph p2 = txt2.addNewTextParagraph();

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MarketingReportInCityGeneratorImpl.java

sets the “ a 1 “

146. XSLFTextBox txt1 = pptSlide.createTextBox();
147. txt1.setAnchor(new java.awt.Rectangle(20, 40, 650, titleHeight));
148. XSLFTextParagraph p1 = txt1.addNewTextParagraph();

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MarketingReportLastSlideGeneratorImpl.java

sets the “ a 1 “

22. XSLFTextBox txt1 = slide1.createTextBox();
23. txt1.setAnchor(new java.awt.Rectangle(20, 250, 600, 50));
25. XSLFTextParagraph p1 = txt1.addNewTextParagraph();

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