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yana

hi,
I'm working with PP Objects from VC++.
I created classes from msppt.olb type library and
everything is OK, but I can't find where are the property
definitions. For example,
PpSaveAsFileType.ppSaveAsPresentation?

thanks,
Yana
 
There is no help for VC++. You have to use the VB help and compare against
msppt.tlh or msppt.tli files for actual implementation.
 
thanks, Mike
but I don't have no msppt.tlh, no .tli in my system.
Part of what are those files?
 
They are generated when I build my program. I use the import feature to
import the PowerPoint type library.
#import <msppt.olb> implementation_only
 
I'm working with PP Objects from VC++.
I created classes from msppt.olb type library and
everything is OK, but I can't find where are the property
definitions. For example,
PpSaveAsFileType.ppSaveAsPresentation?

In addition to Mike's suggestions, you can anonymous ftp to rdpslides.com and
download CONSTDUMP.EXE

Put it on your desktop and drag a TLB or OLB file onto it to get a listing of
the constants.
 
Hmmm, that reminds of a time in Mexico...... :-O

Steve Rindsberg said:
In addition to Mike's suggestions, you can anonymous ftp to rdpslides.com and
download CONSTDUMP.EXE

Put it on your desktop and drag a TLB or OLB file onto it to get a listing of
the constants.
 
thanks, Steve.
probably nice application, but it fall with error 76:
"Path not found".
I'll try Mike's idea with #import.
Now I used "Add MFC class from type library" option in VS.

yana
 
thanks, Steve.
probably nice application, but it fall with error 76:
"Path not found".

Hm. It's a little quickie I wrote for my own use and put up on the site for
somebody else who wanted to try it; I tend to use files with no spaces in the
name and I'll bet the command line parser doesn't check for that. It'd
probably work with a file with no spaces in the path name.

Give that a try if Mike's idea doesn't work out for you
 
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