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Created macro will not Go

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Julien - 14 Mar 2008 21:00 GMT
I have created a macro to give every picture in the presentation the same
size and place. It worked okay , but when I closed down my computer and then
started it to go on with my pictures the macro would not work. The sign Go
(in swedish it says Kör) is turned off/not active. What can I do?
David M. Marcovitz - 14 Mar 2008 21:31 GMT
Is your macro security set to Medium? When you create a macro, I believe it
will run right after you create it (but I could be wrong). However, when
you reopen the presentation, if macro security is set too high, you will
not be able to run the macro. Also, macros are stored within presentations
so if you put this in a presentation, it will not be accessible to other
presentations unless you copy it to the other presentation or create an
add-in.
--David

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> I have created a macro to give every picture in the presentation the
> same size and place. It worked okay , but when I closed down my
> computer and then started it to go on with my pictures the macro would
> not work. The sign Go (in swedish it says Kör) is turned off/not
> active. What can I do?
Ute Simon - 15 Mar 2008 13:34 GMT
>I have created a macro to give every picture in the presentation the same
> size and place. It worked okay , but when I closed down my computer and
> then
> started it to go on with my pictures the macro would not work. The sign Go
> (in swedish it says Kör) is turned off/not active. What can I do?

Hej Julien,

which version of PowerPoint do you use? Do you want to use your macro again
for the same presentation it was created in or for another presentation? If
you need to have it available for all presentations, you should consider
saving it as an add-in.

Hälsningar,
Ute

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Ute Simon
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team und PowerPoint-User-Team
Schon gesehen? www.ppt-user.de/blogger und www.ppt-tv.de


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