Powerpoint table of contents

ajm

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anyone know how to create a table of contents in powerpoint that DOES NOT require manually copying and pasting each slide name? Seems there used to be a "Summary Slide" choice in earlier versions of PPT, but not in 2007/2010. any tips would be a big help at this stage.
 

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nice one macropod. just the ticket.
 
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Hi Denis,

> "ability to transfer outlines between PPT and Word"

it is not gone ... just hard to find

convert PowerPoint to Word Outline:
File > Save & Send > Create Handouts
 
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Hi there,
There are also softwares (actually PowerPoint add-ins) allowing you to create automatic tables of contents designed for your company.
Mine just installed the UpSlide software that does that, among other things. If you have a little bit of time, give it a look.
Jacques
 
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Product plugs (the UpSlide and Power-user posts above) are generally discouraged in forums like this, although sometimes the answer to a Microsoft Office question is indeed a third party product. These "solutions" are incomplete, however, because they propose a single software product when there are in fact several that can do the job with widely varying levels of quality. Here is a more complete list of products offering agenda (table of contents) automation: Macabacus (us, obviously), think-cell, SlideProof, Efficient Elements, UpSlide, and (apparently) Power-user. There are probably at least half a dozen more that aren't worth mentioning.
 
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