select multiple objects dialog (2002 SP-2)

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Two resources for PowerPoint VBA:
Shyam Pillai’s Office Tips on MVPS.org
Steve Rindsberg’s RPSlides – see the PowerPoint FAQ.

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these are great links! thank you.

but still haven’t been able to find the VB code to produce a dialog similar to the “select multiple objects” tool

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Sorry, can’t help you with that.

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Sorry, can’t help you with that.

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these are great links! thank you.

but still haven’t been able to find the VB code to produce a dialog similar to the “select multiple objects” tool

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(Edited by Leif on 23-Jul-04 14:09. )

Question re-posted in the VB forum here – further answers there please!

I would like to enhance the “select multiple objects” dialog, to allow active display of selected objects, and add sorting buttons in that same box.

Questions:

1. Where can I find the code that will allow me to re-create (using an add-in and with macros/VB) the “select multiple objects” dialog
2. Is it possible to create the active link (changes in the selection box will immediately display in the active slide)?

Probably most of what I want to do, has already been developed by MS MVP’s. Where can I get standard code “pieces, to build my add-in (the VB help and library is like ancient Chinese to me!)

Thank you

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(Edited by Leif on 23-Jul-04 14:09. )

Question re-posted in the VB forum here – further answers there please!

I would like to enhance the “select multiple objects” dialog, to allow active display of selected objects, and add sorting buttons in that same box.

Questions:

1. Where can I find the code that will allow me to re-create (using an add-in and with macros/VB) the “select multiple objects” dialog
2. Is it possible to create the active link (changes in the selection box will immediately display in the active slide)?

Probably most of what I want to do, has already been developed by MS MVP’s. Where can I get standard code “pieces, to build my add-in (the VB help and library is like ancient Chinese to me!)

Thank you

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