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Dan Thompson
I am wondering if someone has come across this problem before and can offer
any advice. I have written a simple VBA code to export my power point slides
to .GIF files
With Application.Windows(1).Presentation.Slides(X)
.Export dPath & Slide(X) & ".gif", "gif", gWidth, gHeight
Now my code has worked fine for exporting my slides to .GIF for over 1year
(Using Windows XP Pro) however I have recently switched to Windows Vista. and
A new Computer. When I run the same code on my new computer it works the the
quaility of the .GIF Image after exporting the slide is much less than on my
old system with XP.
Basicly what I have done is copy a chart from Excel paste it into a
powerpoint slide and than run my macro which exports the slide to a .GIF image
Again though when doing this on Vista the quality of the text on the
Horizontal and virtical axis of my chart seams to get smudged or squished so
that it is not very readable.
Any thoughts ??
any advice. I have written a simple VBA code to export my power point slides
to .GIF files
With Application.Windows(1).Presentation.Slides(X)
.Export dPath & Slide(X) & ".gif", "gif", gWidth, gHeight
Now my code has worked fine for exporting my slides to .GIF for over 1year
(Using Windows XP Pro) however I have recently switched to Windows Vista. and
A new Computer. When I run the same code on my new computer it works the the
quaility of the .GIF Image after exporting the slide is much less than on my
old system with XP.
Basicly what I have done is copy a chart from Excel paste it into a
powerpoint slide and than run my macro which exports the slide to a .GIF image
Again though when doing this on Vista the quality of the text on the
Horizontal and virtical axis of my chart seams to get smudged or squished so
that it is not very readable.
Any thoughts ??