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je te cherche ca aujourd'hui
j'ai pas envie de travailler ce matin 
voila ce que j'ai trouvé :
la solution la plus simple semble de lancer une tache planifié qui ferme et re-ouvre 5 ou 10 seconde après ton powerpoint , car la solution de la zone texte me semble hasardeuse
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Well, the bad news is you can't. The field (either as a Footer or input from e.g. TextRange.InsertAfter.InsertDateTime DateTimeFormat:=ppDateTimeMMddyyhmmAMPM, InsertAsField:=msoTrue) works like this:
The DateTime will update when you run the slide deck only in the slide show window. When you exit that slide show window, you will see the earlier date/time of when the field was either inserted or or the presentation was opened. The field updates in the editing windows when the presentation is opened or inserted the first time.
There are only two ways to handle a situation like this:
Force a close/reopen of your PowerPoint deck (which is an awful solution, but I had to mention it).
Don't use the DateTime field the way you have been. What I mean by this is to control the date/time manually. You can still use Insert Date/Time, but manage the text boxes where it is inserted so that you remove what is in that text box and repopulate it with a new .InsertDateTime each time you need it, such as before the Slide.Export you are doing.
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