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Sub ResumeWhenDone(PresFullName As String, MaxMinutes As Integer) 'Note that these API functions needs to be declared in a module. Private Declare Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" ( ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long)
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'The Sleep function suspends the execution of code for the specified interval (in milliseconds). Private Declare Function timeGetTime Lib "winmm.dll" () As Long
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'The system time is the time elapsed since Windows was started. 'The timeGetTime function retrieves the system time, in milliseconds. ResumeWhenDone "C:\MyPresentation.ppt", 5 The following procedure which invokes some API, will detect when a launched slide show has come to an end and give the focus back to the application which has called it.Ī procedure which can be called like this: In case we would create and/or launch a slide show from another application, it sometimes might be useful to know when the slide show we started has ended or been closed manually. 'Close both the show and the presentation's edit window.ĭetecting when a slide show has finished:
One remark though, when applied on a pps file opened by double clicking or the "Presentations.Open" method, both "Close" and "Exit" will have the same effect, i.e. The "Exit" method on the other hand will stop a running slide show but not close the presentation's edit window.
When applied on a running slide show, the "Close" method will not only stop the slide show, but also close both the presentation's "slide show" and "edit" window, in other words close the entire presentation. Presentations("MyPresentation").NamedSlideShows("M圜ustomShow").DeleteĪlthough you can refer to a custom slide show by its index number, referring to it by its name is a much safer way. Note that after running the above piece of code we will be prompted to save changes when closing "MyPresentation" since a custom show has been added to the presentation's "NamedSlideShows" collection. NamedSlideShows.Add "M圜ustomShow", SlArr 'Add, create and name the custom show, and set the type of show that needs to be shown. Assuming "MyPresentation" is open in edit mode and does hold at least 5 slides, next code will create and launch a custom slide show based upon only 3 of the slides of the original presentation (slides 1 and 4 are excluded): Dim SlArr(3) As Long We can also create custom slide shows based upon an existing presentation and specify which of the presentation's slides needs to be part of the custom slide show (in the PowerPoint menu > "Slide Show" > "Custom Shows"). StartingSlide: sets the first slide to be displayed in the specified slide show.ĮndingSlide: sets the last slide to be displayed in the specified slide show. ShowType: sets the show type for the specified slide show.(kiosk, speaker, window). Though "Run" is the only method really necessary to launch a slide show, some of the SlideShowSettings properties might be worth taking a closer look at as well: Presentations 2, Slide Shows 1 Call MsgBox "Presentations " & & _ If you have 2 presentations open but only one of them running as a slide show, the following line of code would return: The following changes the pointer to a pen and sets the pen colour for the slide show to red With .View Use the View property to return the SlideShowView object the window contains This sets the slide show in window one to the first slide in the presentation Application.SlideShowWindows(1).View.First This is automatically added to the SlideShowWindows collection. Use the Run method of the SlideShowSettings property to create a new slide show. SlideShowWindows(1).View.GotoSlide(iSlideIndex, True)Īpplication.SlideShowWindows(1).(OrientationHorizontal, 50, 540, 50 ,50). = "some text" SlideShowWindows(1).View.GotoSlide(iSlideIndex)Ĭode to reset animation build for the current slide during a slide show Dim iSlideIndex As Integer
ISlideIndex = SlideShowWindows(1).View.CurrentShowPosition Refreshes the current slide during a slide show Dim iSlideIndex As Integer This is a collection of all the slide show windows in PowerPoint.Ĭode to exit all running slide shows Do While SlideShowWindows.Count > 0
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