What's New
We recently released an update to Gridlogik's feature set. Gridlogik can now analyze PPT files for hidden speaker notes, flag them and extract the hidden text as searchable metadata. This technology makes it easier to find PPT files that have hidden text, which is very handy for doing a native-file review. Plus, the added text means a more comprehensive search index, which could lead to better results.
We can provide the following fields to your database:
MSpptHasNotes (MSPPTHASNOTE)
This is populated with TRUE if a PPT has speaker notes.
MSpptNotesText (MSPPTNOTETXT)
The extracted text from the speaker notes object. This can also be amended to the master BODYTEXT of the PPT if needed.Read more
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