![]() ![]() A good candidate place would be to look under ppt/media. zip, open it, and see the sizes of the different element (as well as compression ratio). ![]() This might depend on the specific version of PowerPoint, but in the version I'm using it is possible to save the presentation as 'Strict Open XML Presentation' file type, which is essentially a zip file with all the elements represented as files within the archive (in some cases this would actually be the default, so no need to 'save as').
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