Mac Automation: automating Microsoft PowerPoint 2008
Filed under: Features, How-tosWelcome to the 3rd Microsoft Office 2008 automation post. Previously we covered automating Excel 2008 and Word 2008, now we shine the spotlight on PowerPoint 2008. In this how-to, I will show you how to create an Automator workflow to automate the daunting task of applying animations to the slides and converting a presentation into a QuickTime movie file. For this workflow, you’ll need the following Automator actions (in the same order):
Apply Animation to PowerPoint Slide Parts
Convert PowerPoint Presentations to Movies
Play Movies
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