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Sequential Save: add-in for PowerPoint The original idea comes from Austin Myers, PowerPoint MVP who made a request for this add-in. The idea is to create a backup of your file every time you click on the Sequential Save button. This add-in will add a button to the Standard toolbar, every time you click on that button, it will create a backup of the last saved version on the disk and then will save the existing file. You can either create a single backup file or multiple sequential backups. The add-in does not delete any presentation nor does it change the original presentation in any manner. PC Magazine editors choice: Featured in June 2004 PC Magazine cover story 2004 Utility Guide
Understanding the working: A presentation has some changes that need to be saved to the disk. You click on the sequential save button. This is what happens behind the scenes after you click the button: 1. The add-in locates if the presentation was previously saved on the disk. 2. A copy of this presentation that exists on the disk (the one without the new changes) is opened and saved using the name (based on the choices made in the options dialog) and closed. 3. If step 2 completes successfully then the presentation that is currently open (the presentation with changes) is saved to the disk overwriting the existing presentation. In this manner backup copy of the presentation is always retained prior to committing the changes made in the current session, thereby reducing the chances of losing a presentation due to corruption.
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