jerky1
04-13-2011, 04:23 AM
Hello and thank you forcreating this site,
I have embedded a .pps slideshow in a Word document which is part of an
assignment that the faculty of my university must mark. I have the Office
Professional 2007 Powerpoint version.
The pps slideshow is the size of a postcard and for esthetic purposes, I
don't want to embed a mere icon in the Word document.
WHEN YOU RIGHT-CLICK ON THE MOUSE, THERE IS THE CHOICE: "FULLSCREEN".
Everyone must not forget that the aim of a macro is to execute automatically an action instead of doing it manually.
I do not want to write below the slideshow "double-click and right-click
to display the slideshow in full-screen mode". It would be awkward.
If in the contextual menu, the option "FULLSCREEN" is available, thena
macro code can execute the full-screen mode automatically without doing a
right-click on the mouse to display the slideshow in full-screen mode.
Thanks to a macro code assigned to the embedded object (the pps
slideshow), the faculty, when marking my assingment could view the
slideshow in a comfortable way without making useless and time-consuming
manipulations.
To sum things up, I need a macro code, which may be simple to create for somebody conversant with VBA language, that performs the following actions: When double-clicking on the pps slideshow, Right-click + choose "fullscreen". That's all!
I hope that what I say is explicit enough and that someone could help me
writing the right macro code to do what I have said.
Yours sincerely,
Jerome
PS/ I have posted many messages for help in VBA but nobody gave me a code
and I do not know which way to turn.
Thank you if the person who will read me could give me a hand. I can send
a copy of the Word document which is written in English and deals with the
novelist Virginia Woolf.
PS/ Here's attachment of the Word document in question.
I have embedded a .pps slideshow in a Word document which is part of an
assignment that the faculty of my university must mark. I have the Office
Professional 2007 Powerpoint version.
The pps slideshow is the size of a postcard and for esthetic purposes, I
don't want to embed a mere icon in the Word document.
WHEN YOU RIGHT-CLICK ON THE MOUSE, THERE IS THE CHOICE: "FULLSCREEN".
Everyone must not forget that the aim of a macro is to execute automatically an action instead of doing it manually.
I do not want to write below the slideshow "double-click and right-click
to display the slideshow in full-screen mode". It would be awkward.
If in the contextual menu, the option "FULLSCREEN" is available, thena
macro code can execute the full-screen mode automatically without doing a
right-click on the mouse to display the slideshow in full-screen mode.
Thanks to a macro code assigned to the embedded object (the pps
slideshow), the faculty, when marking my assingment could view the
slideshow in a comfortable way without making useless and time-consuming
manipulations.
To sum things up, I need a macro code, which may be simple to create for somebody conversant with VBA language, that performs the following actions: When double-clicking on the pps slideshow, Right-click + choose "fullscreen". That's all!
I hope that what I say is explicit enough and that someone could help me
writing the right macro code to do what I have said.
Yours sincerely,
Jerome
PS/ I have posted many messages for help in VBA but nobody gave me a code
and I do not know which way to turn.
Thank you if the person who will read me could give me a hand. I can send
a copy of the Word document which is written in English and deals with the
novelist Virginia Woolf.
PS/ Here's attachment of the Word document in question.