Hi Ute,
different monitor sizes will not be a problem, but different resolutions
;-)
I am "faking" the progress right now by letting the jigsaw-pieces appear
one after another by mouse-over.
Now I am trying to code a macro that relocates the jigsaw-pieces to
their original location when the jigsaw is completed (By Click).
Viele Grüße
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Dennis Meding
Diplom-Medienökonom (FH)
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Von: Ute Simon [mailto:
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Bereitgestellt: Dienstag, 31. Juli 2007 20:09
Bereitgestellt in: microsoft.public.powerpoint
Unterhaltung: next slide when jigsaw is done?
Betreff: Re: next slide when jigsaw is done?
"How are you testing that the jigsaw is complete?"
That is exactly the problem I am facing right now.
I am trying some mouse-over vba. Maybe it will work
Hi Dennis,
as I can see from your signature, you are German. The developer of the
Drag
& Drop-Macro is German, too. He is frequently reading the German
PowerPoint
Newsgroup microsoft.public.de.german.powerpoint, but turns up here very
rarely. You might post your question into the German newsgroup, too, and
get
into discussion with him. Your planned "Is the jigsaw finished?"-Macro
would
be a nice addition to the drag&drop-macro.
But you should tell us a bit more, "mouse-over VBA" is quite vague. My
VBA
knowledge is only basic, but as I see it, you need an IF to find out,
whether the upper left corner of "shape1" is near the place where it
should
be in the end. A problem might occur because of people's different
monitor
sizes ...
Best regards,
Ute