Script Tools/Alternative

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Uffe

Hi,

I would like to save the way ppt files are printed (ie handouts 2
slides per page) so I don't have to change it every time.

By hand I change this using the Tools menu, then Options, and the tab
Print. I select "Use the following settings" and from the drop down
"Handouts (2 slides per page)".

How do I do this programmatically from my vb script?

I tried to record a macro to get started, but nothing fom the
tools/options menu is recorded.

Regards

Ulf
 
J

John Wilson

Uffe

I have found that if I set up tools > options >print as you say and then
save the file as a powerpoint design template named "blank" this stays as the
default for new presentations. Others have told me it doesnt work for them
but it definitely does here( ppt 2003 sp2)
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U

Uffe

John Wilson skrev:
Uffe

I have found that if I set up tools > options >print as you say and then
save the file as a powerpoint design template named "blank" this stays as the
default for new presentations. Others have told me it doesnt work for them
but it definitely does here( ppt 2003 sp2)
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Did that answer the question / help?
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John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist

No, sorry. As a work-around I modified my companies template with the
setting you suggest. When I start a presentation based on the new
template, the setting is correct as you suggest. I then took one of my
presentations and applied the modified company template to my
presentation, but it didn't work. The template is applied bug the tools
options > print setting is left unchanged.

More suggestions?

Regards

Ulf
 

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