Is there anyway to show a builtin dialog (eg, file open) through vba. Word and Excel have the capabilities using the dialogs collection but I can't find anything on how it can be done in Powerpoint.
Is Powerpoint just not up to scratch on the vba side ?
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mat_tob#1Guest2001-05-01 12:00
Powerpoint 2000 and builtin dialogs
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2001-05-01 19:01Re: Powerpoint 2000 and builtin dialogs
I'm no powerpoint expert, but I could not find any access to the builtin dialogs. There is a Dialogs(index) statement (with pretty comprehensive list of properties and methods), but it appears to do nothing unless you know the value range of the index parameter.
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