Powerpoint Automation: WebOptions



Hi,

I have an application that interacts with PowerPoint via COM to export
PowerPoint slides as HTML. I get a Presentation object by opening the
file, and look for a WebOptions property of that object. Most of the
time, that works; but for a few computers here and there, it seems to
fail. All of the failing systems belong to customers of ours, so I
haven't been able to investigate closely; but there seems to be no
common thread in terms of the version of PowerPoint in use.

Any ideas? When would WebOptions not exist?

--
Chris Smith
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