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Use of macros

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by - delegate Alison [1 post] (2008 Aug 19 Tue, 16:07) Reply

how to use them in powerpoint

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RE: use of macros

by - trainer Simon gold contributer [147 posts] (2008 Aug 26 Tue, 10:08) Reply

Hi Alison,

Thank you for your question.

A good example in PowerPoint would be to produce a macro that opens the Custom Shows box and then assign a button to the toolbar. Alternatively a macro to create a new presentation based on one of the templates stored within PowerPoint.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon

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