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Force PowerPoint to Detect Picture Changes
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Powerpoint can link to inserted files. And you can have a continuously slide show. So far so good. However if you change the contents of a picture or even delete it, Powerpoint will not pick this up. You need to stop it and restart. We have need for a continuous powerpoint where some of the pictures change overtime. = Is there any way to force Powerpoint to re-fresh its picture cache on file changes ? Thanks tried in Powerpoint 2003 & 2007, same result. |
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Force PowerPoint to Detect Picture Changes
On 2/19/10 1:50 AM, Greg Roberts wrote:
Hi Powerpoint can link to inserted files. And you can have a continuously slide show. So far so good. However if you change the contents of a picture or even delete it, Powerpoint will not pick this up. You need to stop it and restart. We have need for a continuous powerpoint where some of the pictures change overtime. = Is there any way to force Powerpoint to re-fresh its picture cache on file changes ? Thanks tried in Powerpoint 2003& 2007, same result. I seem to recall that there are some commercial solutions to this. I'm thinking that the alternative is a VBA solution. It's not too hard to have a button on the first slide that automatically sets the slides in motion and every so often reinserts the picture(s). I don't think it would be too a lot of code to do this. --David -- David M. Marcovitz Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_ http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/ Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland |
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