PPT97: Macro May Stop Running After Slide Show EndsLast reviewed: March 10, 1998Article ID: Q162328 |
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SUMMARYWhen running a macro that contains a breakpoint following a slide show, the macro stops running when the slide show ends. If you remove the breakpoint, the code after the slide show executes.
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http://www.microsoft.com/support/supportnet/refguide/default.aspThe following sample code demonstrates this problem. The lines after the second SlideShowWindows(Index:=1).View.Next command are ignored if a breakpoint is set. If no breakpoints exist in the code, all commands within the sample are executed.
Sub Test() ' Initialize and then start a slide show. With ActivePresentation.SlideShowSettings .ShowType = ppShowTypeSpeaker .LoopUntilStopped = msoFalse .ShowWithNarration = msoTrue .ShowWithAnimation = msoTrue .RangeType = ppShowAll .AdvanceMode = ppSlideShowUseSlideTimings .PointerColor.SchemeColor = ppForeground .Run End With ' Goes to the next slide. SlideShowWindows(Index:=1).View.Next ' Goes to the next slide. SlideShowWindows(Index:=1).View.Next ' This code is ignored if a breakpoint is set on this line. Windows.Item(Index:=1).Activate '<-- Put breakpoint here ' Displays a message box. MsgBox "I'm done" End Sub REFERENCESFor additional information about getting help with Visual Basic for Applications, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q163435 TITLE : VBA: Programming Resources for Visual Basic for Applications |
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