Represents the view in a slide show window.

Methods

Name Description
Draws a line in the specified slide show view.
Switches from running a custom, or named, slide show to running the entire presentation of which the custom show is a subset. When the slide show advances from the current slide, the next slide displayed will be the next one in the entire presentation, not the next one in the custom slide show.
Removes lines drawn during a slide show using either the DrawLine method or the pen tool.
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Sets the specified slide show view to display the first slide in the presentation.
Returns True if the current slide has an initial animation that runs automically.
Returns the number of mouse clicks that are defined for a slide.
Returns the index number of the current mouse click for an animation that is actively playing on a slide or has just finished.
Plays an animation associated with a specified mouse click, and any animations that follow on the slide.
Switches to the specified custom, or named, slide show during another slide show. When the slide show advances from the current slide, the next slide displayed will be the next one in the specified custom slide show, not the next one in current slide show.
Switches to the specified slide during a slide show. You can specify whether you want the animation effects to be rerun.
Sets the specified slide show view to display the last slide in the presentation.
Displays the slide immediately following the slide that's currently displayed. If the last slide is displayed, the Next method closes the slide show in speaker mode and returns to the first slide in kiosk mode. Use the View property of the SlideShowWindow object to return the SlideShowView object.
Show the slide immediately preceding the slide that's currently displayed. If you are currently on the first slide in a kiosk slide show, the Previous method takes you to the last slide in a slide show; otherwise, it has no effect if the first slide in the presentation is currently displayed. Use the View property of the SlideShowWindow object to return the SlideShowView object.
Resets the elapsed time (represented by the SlideElapsedTime property) for the slide that's currently displayed to 0 (zero).

Properties

Name Description
Determines whether shortcut key are enabled during a slide show. Read/write MsoTriState.
Returns a value that indicates how the slide show in the specified view advances. Read-only PpSlideShowAdvanceMode.
Returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object.
Returns the position of the current slide within the slide show that is showing in the specified view. Read-only Long.
Determines whether a custom (named) slide show is displayed in the specified slide show view. Read-only MsoTriState.
Returns a Slide object that represents the slide viewed immediately before the current slide in the specified slide show view.
Returns the parent object for the specified object.
Returns a ColorFormat object that represents the pointer color for the specified presentation during one slide show. As soon as the slide show is finished, the color reverts to the default color for the presentation. Read-only.
Returns or sets the type of pointer used in the slide show. Read/write PpSlideShowPointerType.
Returns the number of seconds that have elapsed since the beginning of the specified slide show. Read-only Long.
Returns a Slide object that represents the slide that's currently displayed in the specified slide show window view. Read-only.
Returns the number of seconds that the current slide has been displayed. Read/write Long.
Returns the name of the custom slide show that's currently running in the specified slide show view. Read-only String.
Returns or sets the state of the slide show. Read/write PpSlideShowState.
Returns the zoom setting of the specified slide show window view as a percentage of normal size. Can be a value from 10 to 400 percent. Read-only Integer.