PowerPoint does seem to monitor the next slide event via
Sub OnSlideShowPageChange
Do this
End Sub
It does seem a little tempremental but once it's been called once it seems
to fire on every slide change
Worth a try but bear in mind Steve's comments on user security levels
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"Steve Rindsberg" wrote:
> In article <B7FF3757-99AE-4D8B-A315-CA0ADCA4B930_at_microsoft.com>, Wode wrote:
> > I want to set up a macros that will automatically print a file when the
> > presentation reaches a certain point. I assumed I would be able to do this
> > using a macros but it doesn't seem to work.
>
> It may be possible to do this.
>
> How does the presentation run when a user's viewing it?
>
> Do they click buttons to advance from one slide to the next or does it
> auto-run?
>
> If buttons, then a button could trigger a printout and then advance to the next
> slide. You'd put this on the slide BEFORE the one you want to be on when the
> printout occurs, if it matters.
>
> Will you distribute this to other people? If so, you can't be sure it'll work.
> Their macro security settings might prevent your macros from running, or if
> they use the Viewer instead of PPT, your macros won't work at all.
>
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Received on Sat Mar 01 2008 - 00:51:00 PST