G
Gary
I am using VBA (with MS Access) to copy a Visio file and paste it into power
point. When I do this using Access 2003, Power Point 2003, and Visio 2003
and power point slide has the ability to open the drawing as Visio by double
clicking the drawing. Everything is sharp looking too.
Now when I tried it using MS Access 2007, Power Point 2007, and Visio 2003,
the power point slide has only an image of the drawing and it looks likes its
out of focus too (not sharp looking).
Any suggestions ??? Below is my VBA Code
Thank You,
G
Set AppVisio = CreateObject("Visio.Application")
AppVisio.Application.Documents.Open (VisioFullPath)
AppVisio.Application.ActiveWindow.SelectAll
AppVisio.Application.ActiveWindow.Selection.Copy
AppVisio.Application.AlertResponse = 1
oPres.Slides.Add(oPres.Slides.Count , ppLayoutBlank).Shapes.Paste
AppVisio.Quit
Set AppVisio = Nothing
oPres.Slides(oPres.Slides.Count).Shapes(1).LockAspectRatio = msoTrue
point. When I do this using Access 2003, Power Point 2003, and Visio 2003
and power point slide has the ability to open the drawing as Visio by double
clicking the drawing. Everything is sharp looking too.
Now when I tried it using MS Access 2007, Power Point 2007, and Visio 2003,
the power point slide has only an image of the drawing and it looks likes its
out of focus too (not sharp looking).
Any suggestions ??? Below is my VBA Code
Thank You,
G
Set AppVisio = CreateObject("Visio.Application")
AppVisio.Application.Documents.Open (VisioFullPath)
AppVisio.Application.ActiveWindow.SelectAll
AppVisio.Application.ActiveWindow.Selection.Copy
AppVisio.Application.AlertResponse = 1
oPres.Slides.Add(oPres.Slides.Count , ppLayoutBlank).Shapes.Paste
AppVisio.Quit
Set AppVisio = Nothing
oPres.Slides(oPres.Slides.Count).Shapes(1).LockAspectRatio = msoTrue