Add-in file Size

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Ron de Bruin

Hi all

I have a problem with a empty presentation with two
modules and two userforms in it.

File size 50 kb

When I save it as a Add-in my size grow to 130 kb.
Everything is working correct but I wonder why it grow.

I have the same Add-in for Word and Excel and this files are 80 kb

Why is the file grow so much?
 
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Steve Rindsberg

PowerPoint has always done this, unfortunately.
Every time you make any minor change and re-create the PPA, it gets bigger.

What you might want to do is live with it until the add-in is ready to
distribute.
Then create a new PPT file, add new modules, then copy/paste the code from
the old modules into the new ones and save the new presenation as PPT and
PPA.

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Ron de Bruin

Hi steve

If I do that my ppt file is 34 kb and if I save it as a ppa in will be
130 again????
 
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Steve Rindsberg

If I do that my ppt file is 34 kb and if I save it as a ppa in will be
130 again????

What I've suggested will dump the trash that PPT accumulates into PPTs/PPAs
as you edit the VBA repeatedly.
As to the size difference between PPT/PPA, that's just a fact of life. I
don't know why PPAs should be larger than the PPT that spawned 'em, but they
always seem to be.

IOW, I'd shrug it off and find something you *can* control to worry about.
 
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Ron de Bruin

IOW, I'd shrug it off and find something you *can* control to worry about.

I do that Steve<g>

I add the Add-in to my website
http://www.rondebruin.nl/Google.htm
With Help from this Add-in I can learn how this program works

You are a busy man Steve, the Add-in tells me that you posted 9980 times the last two years

Thanks for your help
 
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Steve Rindsberg

You are a busy man Steve, the Add-in tells me that you posted 9980 times
the last two years

So for your next project, you'll need to teach the Add-in to count *useful*
posts! <g>
 

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