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I export my Powerpoint slides into JPGs via the save as function. I need those to show the slides on our KPI monitors. The JPGs are named automatically as Folie1, Folie2 and so on and put in a separate subfolder.
However as I exceeded 10 slides recently the order is now messed up as there is no leading "0" for the first 9 files! The monitor shows them in alphanumerical order which now is Folie1, Folie 10, Folie11, Folie2,...
I am currently helping myself by manually adding the lead zero via the file manager, but that can't be it.
Any solution?
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You could use a VBA macro to export. Then you can set the name to your preference.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23955260/convert-ppt-into-jpg-png-on-windows
http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?64593-VBA-to-rename-exported-slides
