Library for macros

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I am accumulating a range of macros and VBA code all of which apply to Slide
Show mode. I want to be able to use these selectively in my future
presentations. Obviously I can copy these across as necessary, but is there
a good technique/program for organising and storing them to make the process
as painless as possible?

I amusing PPT2007.

TIA
Chris
 
Thanks Steve. That will suit me just fine.

Missed that typo! Don't often get an amusing one!

cheers
Chris
 
I am accumulating a range of macros and VBA code all of which apply to Slide
Show mode. I want to be able to use these selectively in my future
presentations. Obviously I can copy these across as necessary, but is there
a good technique/program for organising and storing them to make the process
as painless as possible?

I amusing PPT2007.

TIA
Chris
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I don't know of anything to do this, but someone else might. I'll tell you
what I did. I created a Web site where I put all this stuff. I included
working examples as well as a text version of the code. For me personally,
this has the benefit of having everything organized. I tend to use the text
version more than the full examples, and I just copy and paste from the Web
to the VBA Editor. Then, I have the added bonus of having this available to
anyone who wants it either by their own search on the Web or by asking a
question in a newsgroup and having me or someone else point them to the
answer in code that is already written for them on the Web.
--David

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David M. Marcovitz
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland
 
David Marcovitz said:
I don't know of anything to do this, but someone else might. I'll tell you
what I did. I created a Web site where I put all this stuff. I included
working examples as well as a text version of the code. For me personally,
this has the benefit of having everything organized. I tend to use the
text
version more than the full examples, and I just copy and paste from the
Web
to the VBA Editor. Then, I have the added bonus of having this available
to
anyone who wants it either by their own search on the Web or by asking a
question in a newsgroup and having me or someone else point them to the
answer in code that is already written for them on the Web.
--David

--
David M. Marcovitz
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland
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Thanks David. A useful thought. What worries me there is that I have often
based my work on, with significant adaptions/additions items from the web
that is covered by other people's copyright - individuals may use for their
own purposes but not publish on the net or elsewhere. So I would have to
sift and select which would be an extra hurdle.

Chris
 
Thanks David. A useful thought. What worries me there is that I have often
based my work on, with significant adaptions/additions items from the web
that is covered by other people's copyright - individuals may use for their
own purposes but not publish on the net or elsewhere. So I would have to
sift and select which would be an extra hurdle.

Chris
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Ah, yes, that could be an issue. If you have used any of my code and want to
do this, let me know. I am predisposed to granting permission.

--David
--
David M. Marcovitz
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland
 
David Marcovitz said:
Ah, yes, that could be an issue. If you have used any of my code and want
to
do this, let me know. I am predisposed to granting permission.

--David
--
David M. Marcovitz
Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_
http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP
Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland
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Many thank, David.

cheers
Chris
 
Steve Rindsberg said:
You're free to use any of the code from the PPT FAQ this way if you like.

A link to the original page where it appears would be good, so people
could
check for updated versions of the code if they wish. But not absolutely
required.
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Thanks Steve.
Chris
 
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