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How can I create the Object for my PPT active presentation ?


Eazyrider
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Hi everyone !

My question is in the title : I'm using PPT Office 2003, and don't succeed to create the object for the presentation already opened in a current PPT session. I'm very new to handling COM objects via AutoIt and as you can see still have a lot to learn :sweating:

I tried this code :

Global $oAppl = ObjGet("", "PowerPoint.Application")
If @error Or Not IsObj($oAppl) Then Exit MsgBox(0, "Error", "Error creating PPT application. @error = " & @error & ", @extended = " & @extended)
Global $oPresInterface = $oAppl.Presentations ; Get presentation interface
Global $oPresentation = $oPresInterface.ActivePresentation

Obviously last line doesn't work at all, I got an error message saying the command is unknown... please anyone, help me with this !

Thanks in advance,

Eazyrider

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Search the Example Scripts section of the forum. There is a PPT UDF available.

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Yep I was aware of it before I posted in this forum. I couldn't find in the UDF any function allowing me to manipulate the Active Presentation...

I guess there must be a simple way though, not too far from the code I wrote maybe :ermm: .

Any help on this will be much appreciated !

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See my answer to your post in the example scripts forum.

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