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 MetaShotPpt

(pronounced "meta shot put")

 

About MSP

MetaShotPpt was created using a 2012 Visual Resources Association Foundation (http://www.vrafoundation.org/) Project Grant awarded to Greg Reser and Heidi Eyestone, members of the VRA Data Standards Committee, Embedded Metadata working group.  Chris Becerra was the software programmer.

 

What is MetaShotPpt?

MetaShotPpt is an embedded metadata/image importer for PowerPoint 2010 for PC.  MetaShotPpt takes a folder of image files and imports them into a PowerPoint presentation.  Each image is placed in a single slide and if the file has embedded metadata, the metadata is imported into the speaker notes.  MSP is designed to streamline the creation of PowerPoint presentations for image users.  

 

 

Download MetaShotPpt

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9822373/MetaShotPpt.zip

 

To install:

1. Unzip "MetaShotPpt.zip"

2. Double click "setup"

3.  Follow instruction to install

4.  The application will start automatically

5.  MSP will be added to your Start Menu

 

 

Using MetaShotPpt

1.  Click the  icon to start the program.

2.  Select a folder of images by browsing or drag and drop a file of images onto the window.  You will see the directory of the file displayed in the field.  Click next.

3.  In the Select Data Fields window, select the data you wish to be placed into the PowerPoint notes field by clicking on the corresponding boxes.

4.  Click Create Slideshow to begin making the PowerPoint.  Note: images without metadata will also be included in the PowerPoint.  Click Start Over if you want to choose a different folder of images.

5.  The PowerPoint will start to create slides, placing the image metadata in the notes field.

 

Reporting Errors and Bugs

 

Please send notices of errors and bugs to this wiki or heyeston@carleton.edu or greser@ucsd.edu

 

 

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