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Vadim Berman
I develop some external toolbar that among other things implements
Next/Previous functions for the currently opened PowerPoint presentation. I
need to programmatically find out if these buttons should be
enabled/disabled. For a presentation without animation I can just check the
current slide index against the total number of slides in the presentation.
However if the current slide includes animation I need to check if it is in
the beginning/middle/end of the animation sequence.
Is there any simple way to do this? I think that going through all the
shapes in the slide and analyzing all the properties may be an overkill.
If however the only way is to go through all the shapes then the question
would be: how to find the current position inside the slide with regard to
animation?
Thanks,
Vadim
Next/Previous functions for the currently opened PowerPoint presentation. I
need to programmatically find out if these buttons should be
enabled/disabled. For a presentation without animation I can just check the
current slide index against the total number of slides in the presentation.
However if the current slide includes animation I need to check if it is in
the beginning/middle/end of the animation sequence.
Is there any simple way to do this? I think that going through all the
shapes in the slide and analyzing all the properties may be an overkill.
If however the only way is to go through all the shapes then the question
would be: how to find the current position inside the slide with regard to
animation?
Thanks,
Vadim