PointCapture will save you tons of time by eliminating the need to search PowerPoint™ presentations one-by-one to locate the information you need. PointCapture's powerful search tools put you in instant, easy reach of your existing Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. PointCapture uses your search parameters to locate the presentations and/or slides you want for easy viewing or adding to new presentations.
Features:
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Find a specific PowerPoint presentation buried in your computer folders, using powerful data and text filtering and search tools. |
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Find a specific PowerPoint slide buried in any PowerPoint presentation that might otherwise take you a long time to find by yourself by opening PowerPoint files one-by-one. |
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Locate all PowerPoint slides containing only certain text, numbers, or both. |
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Locate PowerPoint files that meet certain PowerPoint File Properties criteria, such as Author and Create Date. You can even search custom fields. |
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Do a combined File Properties and slides search (for instance, "any slide containing the phrase incentive program, by Author Sally Jones"). |
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Instantly preview the presentations and slides generated from your search. |
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Select all or a subset of the slides and instantly build a new Power Point presentation. |
PointCapture - PowerPoint Slides Search
Use the top area (A) to find slides that match any and all criteria imaginable. You can even evoke "Advanced" search mode employing an easy-to-use expression language which can mix any number of parameters (several examples provided). On the left (B) is a hierarchical view of the search results from which you can pick slides to add to a new or existing presentation (C). Reorganize by dragging slides up or down. At any time you can view a resizable slide preview on the right by selecting from either list along with slide notes (D). To open a slide in PowerPoint, simply double-click the slide. After organizing the order you want of the collected slides to appear, build a new presentation with the "Create Presentation..." button!
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