Nick Burch wrote:
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "comments", could you describe
how to add them in powerpoint?
Insert menu, Comments. It adds a sort of sticky note where you can
enter comments, and there can be multiple sticky notes from multiple
users on a single sheet.
To figure out the record(s) for a comment, do the following:
* take a single page PPT document without them
* save it via "save as" (this ensures it doesn't do an update/partial
save, which leads to more complex record ordering + record
duplication)
* add in a single comment
* save it via "save as"
* compare the output of the various org.apache.poi.hslf.dev classes
(either PPTXMLDump, or SlideShowDumper, depending on which format you
find easier to understand)
* see what new records have shown up
Okay, I see a few things.
- A new VBAInfo inside a List up near the top of the output.
- Extra binary data in a BinaryTagData directly below the VBAInfo,
which contains the text of my name.
- Extra binary data in a BinaryTagData inside the slide itself, which
contains the text of the comment.
The good news is, the comment is beneath the Slide it belongs to
(although I can't instantly see how to figure out which bits are text.)
The bad news is when I added a second comment and saved that to create a
third document, I couldn't see the text of that second comment anywhere
in the diff from the output for a single comment.
Daniel
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