record macro 2007

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How do i record a macro is PP 2007? i'm in the visual basic window and i see
play, pause, stop...but not record. All i need it to do is paste whichever
picture is on the clipboard (i.e. the last one that was copied), and then
start up the show.

thanks
scott
 
perfect. thanks!

Steve Rindsberg said:
Afraid the macro recorder's gone in 2007.

Here's what you'd get if it were still there:

Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro recorded 7/7/2008 by Your Name Here
'

ActiveWindow.View.Paste
With ActivePresentation.SlideShowSettings
.ShowType = ppShowTypeSpeaker
.LoopUntilStopped = msoFalse
.ShowWithNarration = msoTrue
.ShowWithAnimation = msoTrue
.RangeType = ppShowAll
.AdvanceMode = ppSlideShowUseSlideTimings
.PointerColor.RGB = RGB(Red:=255, Green:=0, Blue:=0)
.Run
End With
'SlideShowWindows(Index:=1).View.Exit
End Sub

You might want to comment out/change some of the SlideShowSettings stuff, and
I've already commented out the bit that gets recorded when you quit the show.


-----------------------------------------
Steve Rindsberg, PPT MVP
PPT FAQ: www.pptfaq.com
PPTools: www.pptools.com
================================================
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Hello!
It seems that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path &Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination and then you can view the code via Alt-F11.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800



theinter wrote:

Re: record macro 2007
08-???-08

perfect. thanks!

:

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Hello!
It may seem that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path &Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination and then you can view the code via Alt-F11. Alas, I coudn't record anything except changing the selection, adding and moving objects.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800



theinter wrote:

Re: record macro 2007
08-???-08

perfect. thanks!

:

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Hello!
It may seem that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path &Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination and then you can view the code via Alt-F11. Alas, I coudn't record anything except changing the selection, adding and moving objects.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800



theinter wrote:

Re: record macro 2007
08-???-08

perfect. thanks

:

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Hello!
It seems that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path &Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination and then you can view the code via Alt-F11.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800



theinter wrote:

Re: record macro 2007
08-???-08

perfect. thanks

:

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Hello!
It seems that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path &Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination and then you can view the code via Alt-F11.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800



theinter wrote:

Re: record macro 2007
08-???-08

perfect. thanks

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Can this system at least inform me that my message was posted? Dammit, I tried to login four times with no replies and every time it meant another post. Is it such a hard thing to do - to tell the poster that he made his post already? :(



Gabriel Lapkizzz wrote:

Recording macros in PowerPoint 2007
08-???-09

Hello!
It seems that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path &Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination and then you can view the code via Alt-F11.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800

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Can this system at least inform me that my message was posted? Dammit, I
tried to login four times with no replies and every time it meant another
post. Is it such a hard thing to do - to tell the poster that he made his
post already? :(



Gabriel Lapkizzz wrote:

Recording macros in PowerPoint 2007
08-???-09

Hello!
It seems that macro recorder is done in PPT2007, but it hasn't gone for
good. You still can record bits of macro using legacy accelerator
keystrokes Alt-T-M-R (as in Office prior to 2007 it was menu path
&Tools->&Macros->&Record). To stop recording press the same combination
and then you can view the code via Alt-F11.
Good luck.
I found an answer here:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=525800

EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
VB.NET-XML based Dynamic Menu Component using Recursion Technique
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorial...8a33-d71170550fcb/vbnetxml-based-dynamic.aspx
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The location you posted to, egghead, leaches off Microsoft newsgroup
servers. Since it has to go round and round in the internet to get to all
the pertinent locations it takes time. Posting 6 times in 21 minutes is
ridiculous. Had you been using a real news reader and gone to the actual
newsgroup instead of using egg... then you would get better response.
 
Had you been using a real news reader and gone to the actual
newsgroup instead of using egg... then you would get better response. <<

Excellent lead in to a question I have been meaning to ask someone: What are
some good news readers these days? I am reading now through Outlook Express
which, as I understand it, is no longer cool from a security standpoont.

Thanks.
Bob
 
Bob Ostwald said:
newsgroup instead of using egg... then you would get better response. <<

Excellent lead in to a question I have been meaning to ask someone: What
are some good news readers these days? I am reading now through Outlook
Express which, as I understand it, is no longer cool from a security
standpoont.

Thanks.
Bob
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OE isn't an issue as long as you practice safe hex.

If you end up ever upgrading you XP system to Vista or Win 7 you will
probably go to Windows Live Mail (WLM) which is downloadable from
Microsoft's web site. While I don't particularly like WLM, especially the
latest version, it is free and fairly easy to use. One program to do two
jobs.

There are a lot of other email/newsreader programs out there and everyone
has a particular preference.
 
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