Dear KJ,
You might want to add a "DoEvents" function within your loop, which allows
the operating system to complete other tasks (such as screen rendering).
Anyway, not guaranteed but worth a try.
All the best
John
> having pulled the recent advice together, I now have a macro which goes
> through a presentation and changes the linked file references to relative
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> message tool bar- but if the macro runs through it doesn't show. As this
> is not Excel and there isn't a screen method, I am at a loss.
K J Boland - 01 Jun 2006 18:05 GMT
> Dear KJ,
>
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>> the message tool bar- but if the macro runs through it doesn't show. As
>> this is not Excel and there isn't a screen method, I am at a loss.
> As this takes some time I wanted to advise the user where we were in the
> process (e.g Slide 8), without them having to press o.k each time. With
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> However, as part of the main macro (which goes through the presentation mso
> by mso)
mso?
> they do not show at all.
they? which they is they? ;-)
> The Input Box half clears off the screen,
> and the macro runs through to the end ignoring the sub-routines to show the
> toolbar (sometimes I can see an empty white area on the screen where the
> toolbar should be).
Try dropping a DoEvents() (or more than one) at strategic places.
If you're moving from slide to slide, then right after the GoToSlide is a
likely place.
> I tried some delays (e.g 3 secs) at various points but this seems to make no
> difference.
>
> If I "stop" the macro at any point and go back to the screen, there is the
> message tool bar- but if the macro runs through it doesn't show. As this is
> not Excel and there isn't a screen method, I am at a loss.
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K J Boland - 01 Jun 2006 18:05 GMT
thanks Steve...
>> As this takes some time I wanted to advise the user where we were in the
>> process (e.g Slide 8), without them having to press o.k each time. With
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