Thanks.
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Sub PauseSlideShow()
If SlideShowWindows.Count > 0 Then
SlideShowWindows(1).View.State = ppSlideShowPaused
End If
End Sub
Sub ResumeSlideShow()
If SlideShowWindows.Count > 0 Then
SlideShowWindows(1).View.State = ppSlideShowRunning
End If
End Sub
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Note that the free Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer 2003 does not support macros.
So, these macros will not work with it.
- Chirag
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"ErikJ" <Er...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I've tried adding your code to new modules in VB and attach the module to
the correct button, which is placed in the slide model/ background.
It now recognizes that the button is linked to something, but does not
actually pause or resume the show. The next/ previous buttons work fine. What
else can I try to get the macro to work?
Thanks in advance,
Gila