Chirag - VBA Controls Assistant question

[Geoff Cox]

You have to use VBA to fill the combo box with entries. You can use my free

VBA Controls Assistant add-in from http://officeone.mvps.org/addins.html to
help you ease this process.

Chirag,

In case you have missed my other message.

I have installed VBA Controls Assistant add-in and then used
Tools/Add-ins but do not see VBA Controls | Insert ComboBox under
Edit.

I must be missing something?

Cheers

Geoff

 

[Chirag]

Most probably your PowerPoint macro security settings are set too high. You
need to set them to Medium. See
http://officeone.mvps.org/pptfaq/load_addins.html.

- Chirag

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http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html

 

[Geoff Cox]

Most probably your PowerPoint macro security settings are set too high. You
need to set them to Medium. See
http://officeone.mvps.org/pptfaq/load_addins.html.

Chirag,

No! They are set to medium.

I am using a blank slide - this correct? I am using PowerPoint 2003.

Geoff

 

[Chirag]

Chirag,

No! They are set to medium.

Check the following in that case:
1. Select "Tools" | "Add-Ins..." menu item and check if "PPVBA" is listed
and has a checkmark against it.
2. Select "Help" | "About Microsoft Office PowerPoint" menu item, click
"Disabled Items..." button, check if "PPVBA" is listed there.

I am using a blank slide - this correct? I am using PowerPoint 2003.

Yes, that is correct.

- Chirag

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[Geoff Cox]

Check the following in that case:
1. Select "Tools" | "Add-Ins..." menu item and check if "PPVBA" is listed
and has a checkmark against it.

Chirag,

Yes - it is there and is selected.

2. Select "Help" | "About Microsoft Office PowerPoint" menu item, click
"Disabled Items..." button, check if "PPVBA" is listed there.

Nothing listed as disabled.

Where next?!

Cheers

Geoff