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Luc Pattyn20-Jun-10 18:19
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That is still very vague. What is the input? are they single images? what format? or is it a single document? maybe a .PPS file?

If it is an official PowerPoint format, and you can see it with Internet Explorer, then have a look at WebBrowser. Using Navigate() it might be willing to show the same; not sure how to navigate within the document, a little Google action should tell you.

If it is individual images, you could paint them one by one to any surface, e.g. a Panel (or a PictureBox).

What have you done so far?

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