Extracting Slide show Info

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Abhishek

Hi!

How can I extract the PPT SlideShow info.
what I mean to say is whenever we record narrations, the PPT records the
actions and as well action timings, and whenever the PPT show is run it runs
with those settings.
I need these settings since I need to replicate these in another PPT.
I am able to extract the timeline, but the slideshow if recorded does not
execute according to timeline but in accordance to the recording done.
I need this information. I need to extact this info so that i can replicate
it in another slide/PPT
I am using Office 2003 .

Any suggestions/help will be highly appreciated


Abhishek
 
save your presentation as a web page, and all the soundfiles will be extracted
into the generated folder.

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Hi!

How can I extract the PPT SlideShow info.
what I mean to say is whenever we record narrations, the PPT records the
actions and as well action timings, and whenever the PPT show is run it runs
with those settings.
I need these settings since I need to replicate these in another PPT.
I am able to extract the timeline, but the slideshow if recorded does not
execute according to timeline but in accordance to the recording done.
I need this information. I need to extact this info so that i can replicate
it in another slide/PPT
I am using Office 2003 .

Any suggestions/help will be highly appreciated


Abhishek
 
Thanks for the response

But actually i do not need narrations or sound files, I know that can be
extracted thru saving the PPT as web page
The information that i want is regarding the timings between the 2
consecutive animations.
e.g. All the animations were set to run on mouse click, and while recording
narrations the user spoke for 20 sec then clicked the mouse for next
animation to occur, then waited or spoke for another 15 sec and then clicked
the mouse again. What I want is these timings i.e. 20 sec, 15 sec or the gap
between the 2 consecutive animations

I hope i have made it quite clear. Is this Possible.
I believe it should be since if we run the slide show it retains the timings
Please guide.


Abhishek
 
Thanks Steve.




Steve Rindsberg said:
The information that i want is regarding the timings between the 2
consecutive animations.
Click to expand...

Go to a slide where there are animations.
Run this code:

Sub ShowMeTheTimingOfMyLife()
With ActiveWindow.Selection.SlideRange
MsgBox .Tags("TIMING")
End With
End Sub
 
The information that i want is regarding the timings between the 2
consecutive animations.
Click to expand...

Go to a slide where there are animations.
Run this code:

Sub ShowMeTheTimingOfMyLife()
With ActiveWindow.Selection.SlideRange
MsgBox .Tags("TIMING")
End With
End Sub
 
Thanks steve
Its solved my lots of problems.
The only issue now left is to manage the array that it returns thats not a
problem

thanks a lot

Regards,
Abhishek
 
Thanks So Much Steve for this info
One more thing can we also get the information regarding the pauses during
the animation?

Regards,
Abhishek
 
Thanks So Much Steve for this info
One more thing can we also get the information regarding the pauses during
the animation?
Click to expand...

I don't understand the question. Can you give me an example of what you mean?
 
hi!

what i want is that during a presentation a user can pause the presentation
by right clicking . can we get that information as well, say the timings
for these pauses

Thanks for all the cooperation
Abhishek
 
hi!

what i want is that during a presentation a user can pause the presentation
by right clicking . can we get that information as well, say the timings
for these pauses
Click to expand...

I suspect so; along with the .Next and .Previous methods, there's a .State
property, I think it's called. When it enters/leaves the Paused state, you
could look at the system time.

Sub WhatNow()
Dim dblNow As Double
dblNow = Now
MsgBox Now
MsgBox "You stared at the last message box for " _
& CStr(Second(Now) - Second(dblNow)) _
& " seconds."
End Sub
 
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