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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / September 2006VBA/Powerpoint - Make a video go fullscreen
How can I make a video go fullscreen using VBA?? Will ascept ratios be correct? Thanks > How can I make a video go fullscreen using VBA?? Yes, but there is little easy about it, no such thing as a handy Full Screen command. Your macro will have to dertermine what resolution and DPI you machine is running at, make the required calculation based upon the physical dimensions of the video, and then insert it onto the slide. > Will ascept ratios be correct? That depends how good your calculations are. <g> In all probability, they won't be a perfect match. One more thing I will mention, if the video you start with is say 640 x 480 and you go full screen to say 1024 x 768, be prepared to experiance serious degradation in what you see, As a suggestion, why not use an extra slide, stretch the video to take up the entire slide and then hyper link to it? No VBA required. Just in case you have v.2003 you can use the full screen command in the edit movie menu. Not in earlier versions though  SignatureDid that answer the question / help? _____________________________ John Wilson Microsoft Certified Office Specialist http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html > > How can I make a video go fullscreen using VBA?? > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > As a suggestion, why not use an extra slide, stretch the video to take up > the entire slide and then hyper link to it? No VBA required. ok, whats the vb command for that?? thanks for all the help. > Just in case you have v.2003 you can use the full screen command in the edit > movie menu. Not in earlier versions though [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > As a suggestion, why not use an extra slide, stretch the video to take up > > the entire slide and then hyper link to it? No VBA required. |
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