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Dr Rat
I’m using PowerPoint 2003 and auto running the viewer from CD. I have a “menu
slide†that launches 4 other presentations when text boxes are clicked (links
were established with “insert hyperlink, not action settings so I could
specify a neutral path, eg. File.ppt). The 4 files are 52MB, 53MB, 68MB, and
90MB respectively . The first 2 launch and play as expected. The largest 2
launch but play in the background while the “menu slide remains displayed.
Hitting “alt tab†brings them to the foreground. If I terminate them (hit
“escâ€) then relaunch from the menu, they play in foreground as desired.
How do I get them to run in the foreground the first time?
Alternatetively, how do I define a menu button to execute a switch process
(aka ‘alt tab’, in a macro or something since I cant assume the CD user will
know alt tab switches processes.) Again, this must all work with the viewer
and running from CD.
Final Note: All run correctly in the foreground when run from my hard drive
with PowerPoint or the viewer. Also all run correctly in foreground if
executed from the “run command†("C:\path\path\path\PPTVIEW.EXE"
folder/file.ppt which I have found simulates the execution from CD and saves
burning time OR when “run directly from CD with "d:\PPTVIEW.EXE"
folder/file.ppt)
slide†that launches 4 other presentations when text boxes are clicked (links
were established with “insert hyperlink, not action settings so I could
specify a neutral path, eg. File.ppt). The 4 files are 52MB, 53MB, 68MB, and
90MB respectively . The first 2 launch and play as expected. The largest 2
launch but play in the background while the “menu slide remains displayed.
Hitting “alt tab†brings them to the foreground. If I terminate them (hit
“escâ€) then relaunch from the menu, they play in foreground as desired.
How do I get them to run in the foreground the first time?
Alternatetively, how do I define a menu button to execute a switch process
(aka ‘alt tab’, in a macro or something since I cant assume the CD user will
know alt tab switches processes.) Again, this must all work with the viewer
and running from CD.
Final Note: All run correctly in the foreground when run from my hard drive
with PowerPoint or the viewer. Also all run correctly in foreground if
executed from the “run command†("C:\path\path\path\PPTVIEW.EXE"
folder/file.ppt which I have found simulates the execution from CD and saves
burning time OR when “run directly from CD with "d:\PPTVIEW.EXE"
folder/file.ppt)