Create an ADD-IN with TOOLBARS that run macros
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David M. Marcovitz
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Eliz - 31 Oct 2007 20:28 GMT
Actually I did that the first time around, but could never get the toolbar to
open automatically... that is why I was looking into using Events. Anyway,
it's funny that you say that because I decided to try that route again, and
have a separate post called "VBA PowerPoint 2003 - Add-ins" that I just added
a few minutes ago.
I'll include it here:
I have a couple questions:
First some background...I have a PowerPoint add-in that loads up a
custom toolbar with a few buttons. It is comprised of a single Module with 2
procedures...
Sub Auto_Open ()
- code that generates toolbar and icons(Button1)
End Sub
Sub Button1()
- code behind Button1
End Sub
I have changed my Registry in order to install the add-in so that it appears
in my Add-in window in PP (Tools > Add-Ins). I am doing it this way, as I am
planning on distributing this add-in to all of our users.
My toolbar pop-up code is stored in the Auto_Open routine so that it will
appear automatically when the add-in is loaded. However once I have
checkmarked the Add-in to load it into PP, the toolbar doesn't appear
automatically. I still have to manually open it (Tools > Customize).
Question: Am I missing a step???
Also, I keep seeing a lot of code to automatically install and load PP
add-ins...
Question: Where should this code reside? addins.add("c:\MyAddIn").Loaded =
true
Question: I really only need this toolbar for presentations based on a
specific template (new or existing presentations). Can I attach this add-in
just to a specific template, so I can then test for that template before
having the add-in even load?
Thank you!
> Create an ADD-IN with TOOLBARS that run macros
> http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00031.htm
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