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Rich
I've written a program that will open a PPT file, and
save each slide in the PPT as a separate PPT file. For
example, if there are 20 slides in the source PPT, then
you will end up with 20 new PPT files, one for each slide.
The problem is that I'm using the Copy/Paste methods of
the PowerPoint object to do this. So, while my program
is processing a PPT file, if the user switches to another
window -- say, Word -- and Copies anything, then that is
placed on the clipboard and replaces the slide that *was*
on the clipboard. Now instead of having a slide on my
clipboard, I now have a piece of text. Which is
undesirable.
Any method I can use besides copy/paste?
save each slide in the PPT as a separate PPT file. For
example, if there are 20 slides in the source PPT, then
you will end up with 20 new PPT files, one for each slide.
The problem is that I'm using the Copy/Paste methods of
the PowerPoint object to do this. So, while my program
is processing a PPT file, if the user switches to another
window -- say, Word -- and Copies anything, then that is
placed on the clipboard and replaces the slide that *was*
on the clipboard. Now instead of having a slide on my
clipboard, I now have a piece of text. Which is
undesirable.
Any method I can use besides copy/paste?