Learn how to merge PowerPoint PPT/PPTX presentations in Python: https://blog.aspose.com/2022/01/25/merge-powerpoint-ppt-in-python/
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Merge PowerPoint PPT/PPTX Presentations in Python
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| import aspose.slides as slides | |
| # open first PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation1.pptx") as pres1: | |
| # open second PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation2.pptx") as pres2: | |
| # loop through slides | |
| for slide in pres2.slides: | |
| # clone slide | |
| pres1.slides.add_clone(slide, pres1.masters[0], allow_clone_missing_layout = True) | |
| # save merged PPT | |
| pres1.save("combined.pptx", slides.export.SaveFormat.PPTX) |
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| import aspose.slides as slides | |
| # open first PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation1.pptx") as pres1: | |
| # open second PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation2.pptx") as pres2: | |
| # loop through slides | |
| for slide in pres2.slides: | |
| # clone slide | |
| pres1.slides.add_clone(slide, pres1.sections[0]) | |
| # save merged PPT | |
| pres1.save("combined.pptx", slides.export.SaveFormat.PPTX) |
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| import aspose.slides as slides | |
| # open first PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation1.pptx") as pres1: | |
| # open second PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation2.pptx") as pres2: | |
| # change size of slides | |
| pres2.slide_size.set_size(pres1.slide_size.size.width, pres1.slide_size.size.height, slides.SlideSizeScaleType.ENSURE_FIT) | |
| # loop through slides | |
| for slide in pres2.slides: | |
| # clone slide | |
| pres1.slides.add_clone(slide) | |
| # save merged PPT | |
| pres1.save("combined.pptx", slides.export.SaveFormat.PPTX) |
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| import aspose.slides as slides | |
| # open first PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("presentation1.pptx") as pres1: | |
| # open second PPT | |
| with slides.Presentation("Presentation2.pptx") as pres2: | |
| # loop through slides | |
| for slide in pres2.slides: | |
| # clone slide | |
| pres1.slides.add_clone(slide) | |
| # save merged PPT | |
| pres1.save("combined.pptx", slides.export.SaveFormat.PPTX) |
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