VBA and Animation

[Jim]

Hi,

Is it possible to determine when an animation ends on a slide using
VBA? I found the SlideShowNextBuild event, but it appears to be fired
at the beginning of animation. I'd like to figure out a way to detect
when an animated object has completed its animation sequence.

Thanks.

 

[Shyam Pillai]

Jim,
There is no native support for it. But you could use the SlideShowNextBuild
and determine the duration of that animation.

Regards,
Shyam Pillai

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[Carmen Ferrara]

Jim,
There is no native support for it. But you could use the SlideShowNextBuild
and determine the duration of that animation.

Regards,
Shyam Pillai

Image Importer Wizard:http://skp.mvps.org/iiw.htm

Ok, thanks. Would you happen to know how I would access the duration
of the animation? Is the duration in seconds?

Thanks again.

 

[Jim]

Jim,
There is no native support for it. But you could use the SlideShowNextBuild
and determine the duration of that animation.

Regards,
Shyam Pillai

Image Importer Wizard:http://skp.mvps.org/iiw.htm








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Ok, thanks. Would happen to know how I can access the Duration of an
animation? Is the Duration in seconds?

Thanks again.

 

[Shyam Pillai]

Check out the SlideShowNextClick(Wn As SlideShowWindow, nEffect As Effect)
event, this event lets you know which is the next animation click build that
will fire. Use nEffect to get the duration of the animation like this:
neffect.Timing.Duration. Use this duration when the SlideShowNextBuild
fires.

Regards,
Shyam Pillai

 

[Jim]

Check out the SlideShowNextClick(Wn As SlideShowWindow, nEffect As Effect)
event, this event lets you know which is the next animation click build that
will fire. Use nEffect to get the duration of the animation like this:
neffect.Timing.Duration. Use this duration when the SlideShowNextBuild
fires.

Regards,
Shyam Pillai








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Thanks. That was very helpful.