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Submitted on: 10/29/2000 12:54:20 AM
By: Matthew Woodhams  
Level: Beginner
User Rating: By 10 Users
Compatibility:VB 6.0

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     Hello, this example shows you show to view powerpoint (.ppt) files inside your vb project. You can also change the file and change some viewing options. Every line is commented. please vote! Thanks hope this help, Matt!!

 
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10/30/2000 7:29:56 PMBatman

Hey it's batman again... nice job!
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11/4/2002 8:12:29 AM

Hi,
It's a great bit of code!!
But i can't seem to open any other powerpoint files, when i try the object goes blank!!!!

can any one help
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2/6/2003 5:55:24 AM

Very nice, been looking 4 this code the whole day, thx
cheers
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8/8/2004 7:13:33 AM

also cn't open any other powerpoint files. Must be doing something wrong. Any help will be appreciated.
Cheers
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8/8/2004 12:34:54 PMMatthew Woodhams

Hello all, for those with problems opening powerpiont files, I believe that this code does not work with some version of windows...
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4/4/2005 3:41:24 AMbammylove

My name is Victoria and I work for a software company,This is a nice Job you have done,I have voted for you and i am giving you 5 globes for this great work.\i will want you to keep it up.I will like you to send me the compiled version of your software.I will love to have youre work on my PC. My email address is bammington@yahoo.com Once again,keep it up and be a good programmer
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6/16/2005 8:02:32 AM

This code initially didn't work for me, then I tried using:
OLE1.CreateLink
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6/16/2005 8:04:02 AM

continued: OLE1.CreateLink on its own in a button. And what do you know? It worked perfectly!!!
If you are having problems I strongly suggest trying this method.

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3/17/2006 11:42:47 PMAakash

Hi!
Seems to be a nice coding.
But doesn't open any ppt file even after using OLE1.Createlink.
Can anybody help
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11/7/2006 3:04:20 AM

nice code, but if my presentation have an animation it does not work.. any help?
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