A
Alex Bendig
Hi all,
I am using C# to automate PowerPoint and have a couple questions:
1. When the user clicks on an object on the slide and the object is really
on the title master, I would like to automatically switch to title master
view, so the object can be properly selected and then edited by the user.
What's a good way to find out if the user clicked on an object that cannot
be selected in current view?
2. I am accessing office comments that are embedded within PowerPoint
presentations. The reading of the text is not a problem. What's the best way
to change the text of the comment programmatically? Trying to assign a new
value to Comments.Item(commentIndex).Text does not work, as the property
appears to
be read only. Deleting of the old and simply adding of a new comment at the
same position is not working out very well, since MS' autonumbering systems
interferes...
3. Assuming normal view is active, what is a good way to determine if the
cursor is currently in the notes section or in a textbox on the slide?
Any ideas/assistance would/will be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Alex Bendig
I am using C# to automate PowerPoint and have a couple questions:
1. When the user clicks on an object on the slide and the object is really
on the title master, I would like to automatically switch to title master
view, so the object can be properly selected and then edited by the user.
What's a good way to find out if the user clicked on an object that cannot
be selected in current view?
2. I am accessing office comments that are embedded within PowerPoint
presentations. The reading of the text is not a problem. What's the best way
to change the text of the comment programmatically? Trying to assign a new
value to Comments.Item(commentIndex).Text does not work, as the property
appears to
be read only. Deleting of the old and simply adding of a new comment at the
same position is not working out very well, since MS' autonumbering systems
interferes...
3. Assuming normal view is active, what is a good way to determine if the
cursor is currently in the notes section or in a textbox on the slide?
Any ideas/assistance would/will be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Alex Bendig