Re: using VBA Office Automation in PowerPoint

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In article <98462AB0-0EE0-4A02-ACA0-FA6ABFE64E67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Joe wrote:
Is there any good reference material on how to use the object oriented
features of VBA Office Automation in PowerPoint?

Depending on the version of PPT you use, the VBA help is anything from fairly
good to sad indeed. The later, the worse.

And while the macro recorder doesn't produce very good code, it'll often give
you a good feel for what objects and properties you need to work with in order
to accomplish a specific task.

There's also the Programming section of the PPT FAQ (www.pptfaq.com) and the
other sites it links to; there are quite a few code examples there.

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Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
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