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Programatically Invoke "Pack & Go" wizard.

 
 
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      27th Mar 2006
How to Programatically Invoke "Pack & Go" wizard of PowerPoint (or any other
MS office Program. I can then use the same concept for Powerpoint)?

Thanks in advance.
 
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      3rd Apr 2006
Hey I have tried Something might be this thing will help you to invoke "Pack
& Go" wizard of PowerPoint .

sub test
Dim sld as CommandBars
For Each sld In Application.CommandBars
If sld.Name = "Menu Bar" Then
If sld.Controls.Item(1).Caption = "&File" Then
sld.Controls.Item(1).Controls.Item(10).Execute
End If
End If
Next
End Sub

cheers
Amrish

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> How to Programatically Invoke "Pack & Go" wizard of PowerPoint (or any other
> MS office Program. I can then use the same concept for Powerpoint)?
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> Thanks in advance.

 
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