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Hello all, I'm writing an application that creates powerpoint presentations using slides from various other presentations. I have the necessary presentations open, however I've run into a wall as far as copying them. I know the slide# I want to copy, but how do I copy it from one presentation...

Thanks Mike, however I don't think it's about pulling content from a web page. It's a matter of downloading portfolio characteristics/performance data for customized accounts, something that would be pulled through a Bloomberg box rather than from their website I think.

Hey folks, I've been asked to create a link that would pull data from Bloomberg and dump it into Excel. I assume this is done via a web spider of some sort? My question is, are there any easy ways to do this, say via a free downloadable application? I'm new to this and not really sure where to...

I always use DAO (3.5 or 3.6) when manipulating data in VBA in my projects. I was wondering, is ADO that much better? Anyone got a quick rundown of advantages/disadvantages of each off the top of their head?

Personally, I like declaring my recordsets as Object. For some reason I get fewer headaches that way (I habitually use ADO, is DAO that much better?)

Have you tried setting a breakpoint at the beginning of the subroutine in question? That way you cvan run the sub, and when execution stops on the breakpoint (soon as you enter the sub) you can use F8 to execute the code line by line. This'll let you get to the line causing problems while...

I believe the command you're looking for is DoCmd.OutputTo; you can specify a rich text file, for example, with the acFormatRtf flag.

I'm outputting an access report to .rtf (for attachment to an automatic email), but the problem is that an .jpg embedded in the report doesn't make it into the word file. Is there a way to modify my code to make it export with the rest of the report? Perhaps it's possible to insert the .jpg...

If I understand you correctly, you've got your combo2 populated correctly, except that clicking it doesn't find the record it's linked to on a form? If that's the case, try this in AfterUpdate of combo2: ======================================= Dim rs As Object Dim dbs As Database Set dbs =...