AFAIK not in standard Powerpoint. It would be very easy to write a macro to
cycle through all slides and put a mark on all hidden slides (and remove it
again when required)

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> After hidding a slide, PowerPoint 2003 displays the Hidden Slide icon next to
> or below the slide you've hidden. Is there a way to have the Hidden Slide
> icon appear on a printed hard copy? Just for clarification, I'm not asking
> how to print hidden slides. I know about the "Print Hidden Slide" checkbox
> in the Printer dialog box. I'm asking if there is a way to have the icon
> slide print out on the slide. Thanks in advanced.
Outlook Convert - 19 Oct 2007 18:50 GMT
Can you provide me with the steps for writing a macro to perform this action?
By the way, what does AFAIK stand for?
> AFAIK not in standard Powerpoint. It would be very easy to write a macro to
> cycle through all slides and put a mark on all hidden slides (and remove it
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> > in the Printer dialog box. I'm asking if there is a way to have the icon
> > slide print out on the slide. Thanks in advanced.
John Wilson - 19 Oct 2007 19:06 GMT
As Far As I Know
Simplest way (AFAIK!)
Run this :
Sub markit()
Dim osld As Slide
Dim oshp As Shape
For Each osld In ActivePresentation.Slides
If osld.SlideShowTransition.Hidden = msoTrue Then
Set oshp = osld.Shapes.AddTextbox(msoTextOrientationHorizontal, 10, 10, 20,
20)
oshp.TextFrame.TextRange = "H"
oshp.Name = "Hidden"
End If
Next osld
End Sub
Which will mark hidden slides with an "H"
and this to remove all the marks
Sub unmarkit()
Dim osld As Slide
Dim oshp As Shape
For Each osld In ActivePresentation.Slides
For Each oshp In osld.Shapes
If oshp.Name = "Hidden" Then oshp.Delete
Next oshp
Next osld
End Sub

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> Can you provide me with the steps for writing a macro to perform this action?
> By the way, what does AFAIK stand for?
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> > > in the Printer dialog box. I'm asking if there is a way to have the icon
> > > slide print out on the slide. Thanks in advanced.