There's no need to go to OpenXML here if you don't have to - this can be done with the Object Model. Here's how it is done in VBA, which can easily be ported to C# or VB.NET.
There's no need to go to OpenXML here if you don't have to - this can be done with the Object Model. Here's how it is done in VBA, which can easily be ported to C# or VB.NET. Sub PrintInteralLinks() Dim ap As Presentation Set ap = ActivePresentation Dim hs As Hyperlinks Dim h As Hyperlink Dim sl As Slide Dim linkedToSlide As String Dim slideTitle As Integer For Each sl In ap.
Slides Set hs = sl. Hyperlinks For Each h In hs slideTitle = InStrRev(h. SubAddress, ",") If slideTitle > 0 Then linkedToSlide = Mid(h.
SubAddress, slideTitle + 1) Debug. Print sl. Name & " links to " & linkedToSlide End If Next Next End Sub The slideTitle = InStrRev(h.
SubAddress, ",") isn't fool-proof though. The pattern for internal links is #,#,Slide Title, so you may have to make this better with like some RegEx.
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