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Identify selected slidemaster or titlemaster

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Martin Stender - 04 Aug 2006 14:04 GMT
Anyone have a nice way of doing the above?

I need to add tags to the master-, and/or titleslides in a multiple
master presentation.

I can probably do a funky workaround by assigning one of the
slidemasters to a normal slide, and do something like this:
ActivePresentation.Slides(currentslide).Design.SlideMaster.Background.Tags.Add
"tagName", "Value"

But I'd much rather just go to masterview, select the master and access
the master directly.

Suggestions, anyone?

Best regards and thanks in advance

Martin
John Wilson - 04 Aug 2006 16:53 GMT
Maybe I dont understand what you want but you can right click masters in
master view and use rename to give each a relevant name which will show when
you hover over the template in the design pane.
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Steve Rindsberg - 04 Aug 2006 17:31 GMT
> Anyone have a nice way of doing the above?
>
> I need to add tags to the master-, and/or titleslides in a multiple
> master presentation.

With ActiveWindow.View.Slide
  Debug.Print .Design.Name
  With ActivePresentation.Designs(.Design.Name)
      With .Shapes("Someshape").Tags.Add "etc", "etc"
  End with
End With

I don't believe you can add tags to a master, but you can tag shapes on the
master.

> I can probably do a funky workaround by assigning one of the
> slidemasters to a normal slide, and do something like this:
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> Martin

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Shyam Pillai - 05 Aug 2006 04:16 GMT
Masters cannot be tagged but you can rename the design or the individual
slide/title master of that design, which should help somewhat.
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> Martin
Martin Stender - 05 Aug 2006 09:57 GMT
Thank you both!

I'll try that first thing Monday morning.
You're both right about it not being possible to tag the masters
themselves, but I can tag the 'Background' element, and that's good
enough.

Best regards
Martin

> Masters cannot be tagged but you can rename the design or the individual
> slide/title master of that design, which should help somewhat.

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