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vba to open the most recent or last saved.06 Sep 2010 13:26 GMT-
I'm fine opening a secific named file with VBA but I was hoping to open the
most recent or last saved file with a macro. I've searched everywhwere but
can't seem to find an answer. if its feasible? could anyone point me in the
right direction? Cheers... I'm running 2007
Creating a podcast with Powerpoint05 Sep 2010 10:49 GMT1
I want to use Powerpoint as a tool for making podcasts. My idea is to
create 10 sheets for 30 minutes of speech and talk into a microphone.
My first test with this technical support was quite good, i created a
nice freespeech out of my powerpoint notes. To improve this process
converting 2007 pptx into 2003 ppt without text changing to images02 Sep 2010 17:04 GMT2
Due to the fact that default styles and master template in powerpoint2007 use
a lot of word art and text effects, when these are converted to ppt 2003
files the text is converted to images.
I have followed the help instructions on removing all the text effects, but
2003 animations opening in 200702 Sep 2010 16:39 GMT7
Can you tell me why my PowerPoint 2003 presentations using the appear
animation are different in 2007? In PowerPoint 2003 the white text appears on
click 1 paragraph at a time, however in 2007 the text appears first in black
and then appears in one paragraph at a time (white ...
PPT 2010 VBA - master slide not updating during show02 Sep 2010 16:09 GMT1
I recently installed ppt 2010 and am attempting to update my code so
my Jeopardy game runs correctly (originally made for PowerPoint 2003).
I keep track of the scores on what were the "title master" and "slide
master." The peculiar thing is, everything seems to work except that
power point 2007  to dvd02 Sep 2010 16:09 GMT6
how do i burn a copy a power point 2007 for a dvd   i have roxio creator de
and windows vista
export web page to powerpoint02 Sep 2010 01:15 GMT16
My users would like the capability to click a button on a web page and send
that page to powerpoint.
I'm not picky as to how that happens, but they do want the action to
initiate from the web page.
vba code to insert filename in footer01 Sep 2010 15:05 GMT8
I have no idea how to write VBA code, and I can't find anything published to
create a macro that will update the filename in my PPT 07 footers.
I'd be very grateful for some help
thanks
cannot preview pictures to be inserted29 Aug 2010 20:29 GMT3
I am working with Office 2010 on Win 7.
When i click on insert picture and navigate to the directory where my
pictures are stored i activate the preview pane.  However when i
select an image file i am unable to preview it (jpgs, bmps, png or
Print preview always black and white29 Aug 2010 20:29 GMT3
I'm working with Powerpoint 2007 and I don't understand a fact: why
all print previews are black and white or gryscale?
The installed printer is an inkjet color printer, it is set to print
color, the same setting I check in Powerpoint, and when I switch color
PowerPoint 2007 doesn't play nicely with Visio 200726 Aug 2010 07:11 GMT3
I really hope I'm missing something, but it seems like the PowerPoint 2007
developers really blew it when it comes to integration with Visio 2007.
In the past, I could copy a Visio 2003 shape and paste it into PowerPoint
2003.  The Visio 2003 shape would be recognized as an ...
 
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