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Ralph
Hi friends,
the following VB5-code runs on many different W2K and XP
machines with Powerpoint XP, but not on a number of
identical PCs from one company:
'(Reference to PPT Object Lib Version 10)
Dim AppPPT As PowerPoint.Application
Set AppPPT = CreateObject("PowerPoint.Application")
AppPPT.Visible = True
AppPPT.WindowState = ppWindowMinimized
Set pp = AppPPT.Presentations.Open("praesentation.ppt")
The system returns: Method '~' of object '~' failed,
Number -2147467259.
The PCs in question got the english Powerpoint XP with an
additional German language kit on Windows XP.
It seams to be independant of PPT-Service Packs, since we
successfully ran the program on Win2K and WinXP with
different Powerpoint XP-releases: No SP, SP-1 and SP-2.
Is there a simple configuration trick to maybe enable this
functionality in Powerpoint or is anybody aware of some
bugs with these language kits? Maybe problems with user
rights?
Thank you very much for any hint solving this problem.
Best regards from Switzerland
Ralph
the following VB5-code runs on many different W2K and XP
machines with Powerpoint XP, but not on a number of
identical PCs from one company:
'(Reference to PPT Object Lib Version 10)
Dim AppPPT As PowerPoint.Application
Set AppPPT = CreateObject("PowerPoint.Application")
AppPPT.Visible = True
AppPPT.WindowState = ppWindowMinimized
Set pp = AppPPT.Presentations.Open("praesentation.ppt")
The system returns: Method '~' of object '~' failed,
Number -2147467259.
The PCs in question got the english Powerpoint XP with an
additional German language kit on Windows XP.
It seams to be independant of PPT-Service Packs, since we
successfully ran the program on Win2K and WinXP with
different Powerpoint XP-releases: No SP, SP-1 and SP-2.
Is there a simple configuration trick to maybe enable this
functionality in Powerpoint or is anybody aware of some
bugs with these language kits? Maybe problems with user
rights?
Thank you very much for any hint solving this problem.
Best regards from Switzerland
Ralph