How can we determine whether a slide needs only one click or needs many
clicks to advance to the next slide. Or count of Animations that is part of
click sequence.
Slide.TimeLine.MainSequnce.Count returns the animations in slide only . How
can we know the master slide custom animations applied to the place holder
shapes has make any effect to a slide.

I could check the sequence count in master slide also. If an effect is added
to a place holder shape, check this place holder exist in slide. If so we can
conclude this slide has custom animation applied in master.

I need one more help in case of place holder shapes. I could not found a
method to find out which shape in slide represent a place holder in master if
there are more than one place holders with same type ( eg: two content layout
slide - PowerPoint 2007).







"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:

> In article <34974B06-09E3-434F-A1A0-(E-Mail Removed)>, Sreejith
> wrote:
> > How can we determine whether a slide needs only one click or needs many
> > clicks to advance to the next slide. Or count of Animations that is part of
> > click sequence.
> > Slide.TimeLine.MainSequnce.Count returns the animations in slide only . How
> > can we know the master slide custom animations applied to the place holder
> > shapes has make any effect to a slide.
>
> I'm not all that good at animation code but can't you look at the .TimeLine for
> the slide's master to get what you're after? Along these lines:
>
> With ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Master
> Debug.Print .TimeLine.MainSequence.Count
> End With
>
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