embed characters in use only in VBA

[Joan Fernandez]

I have been trying to copy one presentation to other in PPT2003 using
VBA. The problem?? In the new file his size is too big. I like to know
if there is some way of activating the option "embed characters in use
only" from VBA.

Sorry for my bad english, and thanks for your help

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I have been trying to copy one presentation to other in PPT2003 using
VBA. The problem?? In the new file his size is too big. I like to know
if there is some way of activating the option "embed characters in use
only" from VBA.

That's a program-wide setting, so you can't set it as you save the file,
unfortunately.

You might have to use SendKeys to feed keystrokes to the Tools, Options dialog
box. Nasty ...

Sorry for my bad english, and thanks for your help

Your english is perfect. No worries.

 

[Alwaison]

That's a program-wide setting, so you can't set it as you save the file,

unfortunately.

You might have to use SendKeys to feed keystrokes to the Tools, Options dialog
box. Nasty ...

I can't do this, because PowerPoint is closed. I do this in VB. Anyway,
thanks for your answer.

Your english is perfect. No worries.

You lie, but thanks.

 

[Alwaison]

Alwaison ha escrito:

I can't do this, because PowerPoint is closed. I do this in VB. Anyway,
thanks for your answer.

You lie, but thanks.

Just say I'm Joan Fernandez. I changed my name.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I can't do this, because PowerPoint is closed. I do this in VB. Anyway,
thanks for your answer.

It seems I've made a mistake ... the setting for how PowerPoint handles embeddable
files is stored in the presentation; it's NOT a program-level setting.

Apparently PowerPoint doesn't expose any properties to control subsetting;
Word does:

.SaveSubsetFonts

but there's no equivalent in PPT.

Sigh.

You lie, but thanks.

Stop arguing. ;-)

 

[Alwaison]

Steve Rindsberg ha escrito:

It seems I've made a mistake ... the setting for how PowerPoint handles embeddable
files is stored in the presentation; it's NOT a program-level setting.

Apparently PowerPoint doesn't expose any properties to control subsetting;
Word does:

.SaveSubsetFonts

but there's no equivalent in PPT.

Sigh.

Ok. Don't worry. I'll conform what I have now.

Thanks for all