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This would have been great, but the problem is the slides need to be there from the beginning, any ideas?
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This would have been great, but the problem is the slides need to be there from the beginning, any ideas?

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If the slides exist in the template then they ought to be there ... the extra code supplied was to show how to add additional slides to the file derived from the template.<br />
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Chris
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If the slides exist in the template then they ought to be there ... the extra code supplied was to show how to add additional slides to the file derived from the template.

Chris

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Hi!<br />
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I have managed to open a PPT file using &nbsp;the Shell and the run command.<br />
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&quot;&nbsp;objShell = CreateObject(&quot;Wscript.Shel<wbr />l&quot;) &quot;<br />
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But the problem is that it opens up the template itself, and it doesn't understand that it is supposed to generate a new document from the template when it opens up PowerPoint?
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Hi!

I have managed to open a PPT file using  the Shell and the run command.

" objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") "

But the problem is that it opens up the template itself, and it doesn't understand that it is supposed to generate a new document from the template when it opens up PowerPoint?

How do i open up a new PP presentation from template file from Windows using VBA

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