Without recommendation, and since PowerPoint suggests you're using Windows, this, from ppm search ppt:

ppt
Version: 0.14
Released: 2004-08-05
Author: Casey West <casey@geeknest.com>
Repo: ActiveState Package Repository
CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/dist/ppt-0.14/

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and, while not what you're looking for, this, from ppm search powerpoint may contain code that will help you get started:

Win32-PowerPoint
   helps to convert texts to PP slides
   Version: 0.09
   Released: 2008-10-31
   Author: Kenichi Ishigaki <ishigaki@cpan.org>
   Provide: Win32::PowerPoint version 0.09
   Provide: Win32::PowerPoint::Constants version 0.09
   Require: Class::Accessor
   Require: Exporter::Lite
   Require: File::Spec
   Require: Test::More version 0.47 or better
   Require: Test::UseAllModules version 0.09 or better
   Require: Win32::OLE
   Repo: ActiveState Package Repository
   CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Win32-PowerPoint-0.09/

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Update: Assumes you control the server or know how to d/l the ppts.

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in thread Consolidate files into file by Anonymous Monk

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