Geting AfterEffect Information

A

Abhishek

Hi!

I need to know how can i prevent an exception to come in my code. I using a
very simple example.
I am procccessing the animations of a presentation

While extracting the information for AfterEffect
(sEffect.EffectInformation.AfterEffect)
I get exception whenever there is no afterefect given to the animation.
This is obvious that it will give an error if aftereffect does not exists.
Is there a way in which i can determine whether aftereffect exists or not so
that I am not faced with the exception.
I am using PPT 2003


Abhishek
 
S

Shyam Pillai

What is the type of shape in question? Which is the animation applied to the
shape?
 
A

Abhishek

Steve Rindsberg said:
Sometimes the only way you can find out something like this in PPT using VBA is
to set an error trap, try it, and if it triggers the error trap, you've learned
what you need to know. I'd imagine there's a similar approach you can use.
Click to expand...
Yes I am using a similar approach but i just wanted to know if thereis any
way that i can find out other than the error trapping method because error
trapping slows down the processing considerably.
 
Top