I need a small utility that can open multiple PowerPoint (.pptx) files and pull out only the slide body content—no titles, no notes. All extracted text should be written to a single plain-text (.txt) file. Within that file I want the text grouped by "Hymn Number" "title" “verse number” "Verse content" etc exactly as specified, so each new verse is clearly delineated before the next block begins. Feel free to use Python (python-pptx, COM automation, or similar) or any other language that gives me a repeatable, one-click workflow on Windows. The tool should: • Accept a folder of presentations or allow drag-and-drop of individual files • Parse every slide, capture the body text in reading order • Write the result to the output file with the required verse-number separation • Skip all titles, speaker-notes, and other elements I haven’t requested • Handle basic formatting characters (line breaks, bullet levels) in a way that keeps the text readable When you’re done, please deliver the source code, a brief README on how to run it, and a short sample run proving that the verse-number grouping works. One sample attached of approx 1200 total files.