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GAB
I don't want a blank presentation to appear when I launch Powerpoint.
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Sonia
What do you want to appear instead?
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Tushar Mehta
Nothing? As in no open presentation.What do you want to appear instead?
XL and Word support such options (with /e switch in XL and the /n in
Word). However, from what I can tell PP supports *no* startup switches
-- well, at least not that are documented in an easy to find manner.
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Pia Bork
Tushar said:XL and Word support such options (with /e switch in XL and the /n in
Word). However, from what I can tell PP supports *no* startup
switches -- well, at least not that are documented in an easy to find
manner.
in PPT 2003 it is /c and in PPT 97 it is /a - nothing will startup with
this switch.
Other switches in PPT 2003 are:
/p "C:\pres.ppt" -> print the presentation
/s "C:\pres.ppt" -> start slideshow with the presentation
/w -> start with AutoContent Wizard
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