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I am trying to make a text box have no fill, using a macro in PowerPoint 2007.
I went to an XP version of PowerPoint and recorded a macro  to do this. The code it created was:With ActiveWindow.Selection.ShapeRange .Fill.Visible = msoFalse .Fill.Solid .Fill.Transparency = 0# End With This code works fine in a macro in the XP version of PowerPoint, but does not work in PowerPoint 2007 . It returns a solid white fill with no transparency.Does anyone know what code will work in VBA (a macro) in PowerPoint 2007 to give a text box no fill at all? |
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