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Easy inset picture in PPT

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Name: ashrafhm
Date: August 25, 2006 at 21:06:44 Pacific
OS: XP Professional
CPU/Ram: Pentium IV, 2GB
Product: DELL
Comment:

Hello,
I am using office 2003.
I need to be able to paste captured pictures easily (e.g., with a simple key combination) into an open powerpoint presentation. Each picture is typically a screen capture (say, in windows clipboard via Alt+print screen). The idea is to avoid creating a temporary file to hold the screen shot, and then to insert that file manually into powerpoint.

This is probably a job for a PPT VBA macro that creates a new slide and inserts from clipboard.
1. Does anybody know how to write such a macro?
2. Can I execute a macro in powerpoint without making the windows focus go to powerpoint (i.e., powerpoint is minimzied and I am in the program that I captured the image from)? Say via a windows key combination?

Thanks in advance.

--Ashraf




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Name: Jennifer SUMN
Date: August 26, 2006 at 18:27:33 Pacific
Reply:

You don't want to use Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V? Because the clipboard IS a temporary file.

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