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I have created an ActiveX control(C++) witch i use in PowerPoint presentations. <br />
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How can I find the filepath for the presentation from the ActiveX?<br />
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What I want is a function in the control: whatPresentationIsMyOwner(<wbr />)<br />
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Thanx
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I have created an ActiveX control(C++) witch i use in PowerPoint presentations. 

How can I find the filepath for the presentation from the ActiveX?

What I want is a function in the control: whatPresentationIsMyOwner()


Thanx

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