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[POI] Extract slide for presentation powerpoint, and write it in a new presentation

 
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Hello,
I want to exract some determinate slide and write it in a new presentation.

I'm try this :



But, when i execute the programme, the file : new_file_has_just_first_slide.ppt have all slide included in myfile.ppt !


Can you help me please ?
Thanks

 
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That's correct, because getSlideShow returns the complete slide show, not any particular slide.

You'll have to make a copy of the original file, and then remove all slides except for the one that you want to keep.
 
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Ok. Thanks
 
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