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RJ Lohan
Hey all,
Does Powerpoint have an equivalent of Word VBA's FileOpen/FileSave macros?
I have a problem at the moment in that I run some code in Powerpoints
Presentation_Close event, but unlike Word and Excel, Powerpoint's event
does not provide a Cancel parameter to stop the close. As well,
Powerpoint likes to run its own close handler after I run mine.
I can avoid this by setting the Pres.Saved flag to True (so Powerpoint
does not ask if we wish to save the presentation) but that causes other
problems.
I need some way to either catch Powerpoint's FileSave differently (so I
don't need this event - I can jsut grab Powerpoint's save bit) or I need
a way to stop a Close event finishing once started...
Any ideas?
Cheers,
RJ
Does Powerpoint have an equivalent of Word VBA's FileOpen/FileSave macros?
I have a problem at the moment in that I run some code in Powerpoints
Presentation_Close event, but unlike Word and Excel, Powerpoint's event
does not provide a Cancel parameter to stop the close. As well,
Powerpoint likes to run its own close handler after I run mine.
I can avoid this by setting the Pres.Saved flag to True (so Powerpoint
does not ask if we wish to save the presentation) but that causes other
problems.
I need some way to either catch Powerpoint's FileSave differently (so I
don't need this event - I can jsut grab Powerpoint's save bit) or I need
a way to stop a Close event finishing once started...
Any ideas?
Cheers,
RJ