I would say that this is probably possible but not extremely easy. I
could imagine looping through each shape. For text boxes, looping through
each character and extracting the font information. For all shapes,
checking the line and fill colors (oh, and don't forget about possible
grouped shapes). As you loop through, keep track of each of the
properties you care about and check to see if you already have that one.
Eventually, you'll end up with a big list (array?) or two or three of
colors and fonts and such that can be counted. Doesn't sound like much
fun, but it does sound possible.
--David

Mostly.  You can't do any of this with images that are included in the presentation, of course, but
otherwise, you can step through each slide, ungroup everything in it, then step through the whole
presentation examining each shape for color, text, font etc and keeping a count.

You'd want to do this on a copy of the presentation and throw the thing away once done.

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