How: using ActiveX controls in PowerPoint 2007

ActiveX controls are small pieces of software or "Add-ons", that can add interesting and dynamic elements to your PowerPoint presentation.

For example, ActiveX controls are added often, to add certain types of animation. Added to an included so that the user or viewer with a macro attached, navigate through a series of entertaining dialog boxes without can interact. Difficulty: difficult

Instructions

1. 1

   Open PowerPoint, by double-clicking the icon on your desktop.

If you do not have a desktop icon, click the "Start" button or "Windows" and click "all programs". The mouse to "Microsoft Office", and then click PowerPoint.

2

Open the document you want to work.

"Microsoft Office", and then click "Open". Locate the file you want to open, and then click "Open".

3

Click on the tab "Developer tools" on the toolbar in PowerPoint.

4

Click a control in the Toolbox control.

The control toolbox is located on the toolbar. For example, click the icon "Check Box" ActiveX control

5

Click the document in which you the control to appear.

6

Press "Alt" and "F11" to open the editor for Visual Basic (LCA).

LCA is where you edit Visual Basic for applications (VBA) code. VBA is a programming language designed specifically for the Microsoft Office.

7

Click a slide in the left column.

/ p > example, click "Page 1" Thus, a grown opens. will be empty.

8

Click the empty window.

9

Decide what you want to make your box, and then write code VBA for it in the empty window.

The following code shows such as the expression "You checked the box!" when the checkbox is clicked:
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Private sub CheckBox1_Click()

MsgBox "you the box clicked!"

End Sub