A Simple Method for Importing Multiple Image Files into PowerPoint

Chris L. Sistrom · Janice C. Honeyman‐Buck

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OBJECTIVE: We developed a method for automatically inserting a large number of images into a PowerPoint presentation document. CONCLUSION: We designed, tested, and now routinely use a simple macro program for importing all images contained in a single directory into a PowerPoint presentation. The complete text of the macro code is included in this article, and readers are encouraged to experiment with it.

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