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How to Merge PowerPoint Files using Python. For more details: https://kb.aspose.com/slides/python/how-to-merge-powerpoint-files-using-python/
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| import aspose.slides as slides | |
| # Load the license | |
| lic = slides.License() | |
| lic.set_license("Aspose.Total.lic") | |
| # Load the destination presentation | |
| MainPres = slides.Presentation("Main.pptx") | |
| # Load the presentations whose slides are to be cloned | |
| SubPres1 = slides.Presentation("SubPres1.pptx") | |
| SubPres2 = slides.Presentation("SubPres2.pptx") | |
| # Iterate through all slides | |
| for slide in SubPres1.slides: | |
| # Clone each slide | |
| MainPres.slides.add_clone(slide) | |
| # Iterate through all slides | |
| for slide in SubPres1.slides: | |
| # Clone each slide | |
| MainPres.slides.add_clone(slide) | |
| MainPres.save("result.pptx", slides.export.SaveFormat.PPTX) | |
| print("Done") |
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