Unzip, extract all the references from one slide to another with .xml.rels by doing something like this: for i in {1..15};do echo -ne "Slide$i \t\t";xmllint --format ppt/slides/_rels/slide$i.xml.rels | grep -iE -o 'slide..?\.xml'| sed 's/slide//g;s/\.xml/,/g' | tr -d '\n';echo ;done Since the success slide is 14th, grep out the slide which links to 14, let's suppose 6, then grep out that slide's link in another and so on.... That will give you in which order you've to go to the slides to reach the success slide.

Find the button which links to the next slide, let's suppose from 10th slide we've to go to 3rd, and that link to 3rd slide is on button 7 on 10th slide... Your first digit for the code is 7.. continue this (you can even automate this by checking out the slides*.xml). But doing this manually won't take much of a time. Maybe 2-5 mins.

Enjoy.. Not that great of challenge tbh.

Unzip, extract all the references from one slide to another with .xml.rels by doing something like this: for i in {1..15};do echo -ne "Slide$i \t\t";xmllint --format ppt/slides/_rels/slide$i.xml.rels | grep -iE -o 'slide..?\.xml'| sed 's/slide//g;s/\.xml/,/g' | tr -d '\n';echo ;done Since the success slide is 14th, grep out the slide which links to 14, let's suppose 6, then grep out that slide's link in another and so on.... That will give you in which order you've to go to the slides to reach the success slide.

Find the button which links to the next slide, let's suppose from 10th slide we've to go to 3rd, and that link to 3rd slide is on button 7 on 10th slide... Your first digit for the code is 7.. continue this (you can even automate this by checking out the slides*.xml). But doing this manually won't take much of a time. Maybe 2-5 mins.

Enjoy.. Not that great of challenge tbh.