How to translate a presentation created in PowerPoint into a separate program in C ++?

Question

PowerPoint

In order not to bother much with c ++ programming in visual studio, I had the idea to create a program in PowerPoint, where certain equipment will be implemented, when you click on certain buttons, pictures will be displayed sequentially, or simply as links inscriptions in separate windows. But this program is tied to PowerPoint, and I need a separate application that will perform the same functions. It's easier to do this in PowerPoint than in c++ in visual studio, so I'm wondering: how do I convert the created presentation into an application with c++ code?

Answer 1

No way.
Maybe somewhere in the open you can find the option of converting the presentation file into an independent exe, but decompiling there will surely give out hellish hell.
You would have voiced why you need such a removal of the tonsils through the anus of a neighbor - maybe they will advise something sensibly. And so the idea is the most crazy

Answer 2

Adding commands to a presentation using buttons .

Answer 3

If you get confused, you can do it through image / text recognition, since presentations mainly consist of separate primitives (shapes, blocks of text, etc.), but the task is non-trivial but completely solvable. Well, then it’s quite possible to convert it into a set of commands before rendering through the same OpenGL