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Bernd Oliver Christiansen
All:
The posting below explains how to automatically start an application
(= as soon as a slide appears). Does anybody know how to do the same
trick with PowerPoint _2002_. I tried to follow the text, but
everything looks different in 2002.
Thanks!
-Bernd
From: Austin Myers ([email protected])
Subject: Re: starting a program automatically...
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Newsgroups: microsoft.public.office.developer.vba,
microsoft.public.powerpoint, microsoft.public.project.vba
Date: 2001-03-22 15:19:38 PST
Jasper,
No need for VBA. Try this, Insert > Object > Create from File and
select
the application you want to run. You may also select a file to run if
it is
properly associated to the application.
Once it is on your slide, right click it and select "Custom
Animations".
Check the objects "check box", set Entry animations and sounds to
"Appear".
On the Multimedia Tab (even if it's not multimedia) go down to the
Object
Action pull down menu and select "Activate Contents".
This should do the trick for you.
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP team
The posting below explains how to automatically start an application
(= as soon as a slide appears). Does anybody know how to do the same
trick with PowerPoint _2002_. I tried to follow the text, but
everything looks different in 2002.
Thanks!
-Bernd
From: Austin Myers ([email protected])
Subject: Re: starting a program automatically...
View: Complete Thread (9 articles)
Original Format
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.office.developer.vba,
microsoft.public.powerpoint, microsoft.public.project.vba
Date: 2001-03-22 15:19:38 PST
Jasper,
No need for VBA. Try this, Insert > Object > Create from File and
select
the application you want to run. You may also select a file to run if
it is
properly associated to the application.
Once it is on your slide, right click it and select "Custom
Animations".
Check the objects "check box", set Entry animations and sounds to
"Appear".
On the Multimedia Tab (even if it's not multimedia) go down to the
Object
Action pull down menu and select "Activate Contents".
This should do the trick for you.
Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP team