Michael,
What you can do is to save your powerpoint as a pps (powerpoint Show file).
Therefore if your powerpoint is time-based, it will automatically closed at
the end.
Regards,
Fabrice
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Subject: <lingo-l> run Powerpoint Viewer and close it afterwards
Hello List! Hello Irv,
Irv, it wasn't me who asked about running Powerpoint from Director but I
nevertheless tried your suggestion:
open fullPathToDocument with fullPathToPowerPointViewer
It works fine. Good for speaker support presentations, where I can simply
press esc to return to Director.
But what if I had a time controlled Powerpoint presentation and I wanted to
return to Director after the ppt presentation has finished?
There doesn't seem to be a "close" command for that?
Is there a way to do that?
Thank you very much
Michael von Aichberger
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