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here is a macro to find all the files in a directory (and subdirectories) and insert their first slide into the present doc. (I wish I new how to insert all slides) Sub insert() ' ' Macro recorded 10/18/2004 by myname ' ActivePresentation.ApplyTemplate "C:\Documents and...

found this. Thanks Sub insert() ' ' Macro recorded 10/18/2004 by myname ' ActivePresentation.ApplyTemplate "C:\Documents and Settings\myname\Desktop\delete\AMR Leased Line Backup -- Overview and Definition.ppt" Dim strFileSearch() As Variant Dim intFileCount As Integer Set fs =...

I am not a programmer, but am trying to write a macro. Is there as VB function to find all the files in a directory and put them in a variable (array) that I can then loop through? I think this would be easy for a programmer. Can you help with the code? 1) Find .ppt files in directory...

looks like I just need to: ActivePresentation.ApplyTemplate "c:\PPTOutline.doc"

Thanks. From your reply, I found this: .Slides.InsertFromFile "c:\PPTOutline.doc", 1 but now I have the problem that it doesn't keep the source formatting which is a box I can check in the "insert slides from file" dialog box. Any idea how to keep its source formatting so the slide doesn't get...

Is there a VB function for the "insert slides from files" command in Microsoft Power point?

Yes, I did uninstall the device in Device manager. That is how my problem started in the first place. I also tried rebooting with the device connected, and it didn't help. Where is the \\Winnt\Inf foler. I am showing all the hidden folders, but still don't see it? Thanks, Linney. I thought...

Yes, I did uninstall the device in Device manager. That is how my problem started in the first place. I also tried rebooting with the device connected, and it didn't help. Where is the \\Winnt\Inf foler. I am showing all the hidden folders, but still don't see it? Thanks, Linney. I thought...

I have a 1394 to ide device that lets me plug a hard drive into a 1394 connection. I was having problems with it, so I tried uninstalling the driver. Well that was dumb, because now when I plug in the device nothing happens. I have tried clicking on "scan for hardware changes" and...

That does seem to work. I had to get rid of the negation ^ in '[^.]' Also, my goal was to use the -exec part to remove the files. So instead of -exec echo {}, once I got it working, I would use -exec rm -r {} But I bet that part could be done by piping your output into xargs or something...

woops that should have been... find /home/sites/home/web/dl/ph/ -regex "[^\.]" -type d -mtime -2 -exec echo {} \; but that still doesn't seem to work

I want to find all the directories within a directory older than 2 day. However I don't want find to return any directories that start with a dot (.). The following would work with perl regex's but it seems it doesn't work with find: find -regex /home/sites/home/web/dl/ph/[^\.] -type d...

I have a phone modem on my computer. When I talk on the phone, the audio from the phone can be heard in my computer speakers. How do I turn that off? There used to be a "phone" setting in windows 2k where you could mute the phone audio. I don't see that in windows XP. thanks

Is it possible to change a certain field for all the users in the current lookup? In other words, say I wanted to change everybody's phone number to 555-555-5555 without editing each individual contact. Is that possible? thanks

Anyone know if it is possible to convert a redhat machine over to debian from a remote location? I have root access, but don't have physical access. Is it possible to switch, or am I dreaming?