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Thanks for the answer !<br />
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But since I'm a a beginner in dll stuff, can you tell me what I have to do next ? <br />
Is autogen an app that will tell me how to make calls to the pptview.dll ?<br />
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I'm a bit confused here...<br />
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jeroen<br />

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Thanks for the answer !

But since I'm a a beginner in dll stuff, can you tell me what I have to do next ?
Is autogen an app that will tell me how to make calls to the pptview.dll ?

I'm a bit confused here...

jeroen


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Depends on the compiler you use, each have their way to transform<br />
.tlb to stub which your compiler native support, select a automation object, which could perform you wanted. Check online<br />
help for further details, it is not easy, you really need do some<br />
study on the topic.<br />
<br />
good luck<br />

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Depends on the compiler you use, each have their way to transform
.tlb to stub which your compiler native support, select a automation object, which could perform you wanted. Check online
help for further details, it is not easy, you really need do some
study on the topic.

good luck


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I'd like to view powerpoint files from within my own application. Is there a way to make calls to the pptview.dll that dies all this display for the powerpoint viewer ?
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I'd like to view powerpoint files from within my own application. Is there a way to make calls to the pptview.dll that dies all this display for the powerpoint viewer ?

how to communicate with powerpoint viewer dll ?

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