Hi @Thomas PREHEL
In my opinion, you need the help of VBA code.
Such as the following code. Please note the code may not fully meet your request. So, I add the 'Office Development' tag on your thread, hope some experts could provide the support.
Sub printCurr()
ActivePresentation.PrintOptions.RangeType = ppPrintCurrent
ActivePresentation.PrintOut
End Sub
You may press Alt + F11 to open VBA editor > If there is no Module, please insert one > Copy the code to one Module.
Then the macro 'printCurr' is created in this presentation. You may press Alt + F8 to have a check.
To use this macro more conveniently, I suggest you go to File > Options > Quick Access Toolbar > Select the Macros > Add the 'printCurr' macro on Quick Access Toolbar.
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