PPT2000: GoToSlide Method Uses Custom Show Slide Index (222683)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
This article was previously published under Q222683 SYMPTOMS
When you use the following method in a macro, a slide other than the one
you expected may appear:
SlideShowWIndows(index).View.GotoSlide x
where <x> is the index value representing the slide you want to be displayed.
CAUSE
The GotoSlide method uses the current slide index. If you use a custom
slide show, the index values for the slides in the show will be used, not their default values.
GotoSlide is a method of the View property and the SlideShowWindows property. The index value of a slide depends on whether or not you are using a custom show. If you are not using a custom show, the SlideShowWindow uses the default index values. If you use a
custom show instead, the SlideShowWindow object must use the index values as defined by the custom show.
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If you want to use a custom slide show and the GotoSlide method, use
the correct custom show slide index value for the method.
For example, slide 25 is slide 4 in Custom Show 2. To have the GotoSlide method go to that slide, the code should look similar to the following:
SlideShowWindows(1).View.GotoSlide 4, msoTrue
Even though it has the slide index value of 25, it is the fourth slide in
Custom Show 2. Therefore, you need to reference it that way.
REFERENCES
For more information about how to use the sample code in this article, click
the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge
Base:
212536
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