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Generate it from Powerpoint typelibrary.
Project->Add Class->MFC->MFC Class from Typelib. if from registry, select 'Microsoft Powerpoint Object Library' or if from file browse for powerpoint type library (msppt.olb) in directory where Ms Office is installed. Select whatever classes you need there.. give header file name.. go ahead..
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ok i add
msppt.olb then it's generate more than 100 class.So which class header file name i chane.As per Microsoft site say only one header file include
Msppt.h .So can you give me tips to which file name change.
My requirement is open MS PowerPoint.
Please celebrator it.
Thanks in advance.
modified on Friday, June 11, 2010 6:10 AM
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for older versions of visual studio, it generates all wrapper classes in to single header file say mspptX.h. But it doesn't mater. Only care to include the header files before using the wrapper classes declared in them. Still you can specify single header file name for all generated classses so that just need to include this single .h file.
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ok when i add
MSPPT.olb in 2005 and 2008 then i am not getting.There is any more option.
Please help me
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what you are not getting? 
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sorry it's mistake
i mean to say
msppt.h
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if you have msppt.h.Please attached it.
Thanks in advance
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why do you insist on the name 'msppt.h'? You select whatever interfaces you want and let visual studio to declare wrapper classes for them in any .h file. You just include those .h files before using those classes.
Refer this
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can you attache
msppt.h or whatever you name declare please help me
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 how to attach?
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Thanks to mail me..But how can i use it..
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still i am waiting for your response.
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I'm working on MS Visual C++ 6.0. I have a dialog with a combo box on it. Since it needs to display the items in sorted order, i have checked the 'sort' feature available by right-clicking on the combo box and choosing "Sort". This does the job, except that the sorting takes place such that 11 appears before 2 (because the sorting is string based). I need the sorting done based on the length too i.e it should appear as 9, 10 ,11 and not 10, 11 and then 9.
How can I edit the "Sort" functionality of the combo box? 
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what are the values that your combo carry.
are they fixed? or are they going to change regularly.
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they are not fixed. Will change regularly.
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in that case, follow what experts said below.
i.e. you have to sort them manually.
liz3 wrote: they are not fixed. Will change regularly.
it would be good, if you can narrate your task, with an example.
like,
1.are they going to have only numeric values? or can it have text too.
2.will it be loaded at the initiation of the application? or in between while operation on the UI.
3.please narrate what are the different possible values and what are the conditions, at which the values get addd to the combo.
all the best.
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AFAIK you should - disable the automatic (lexicographic) sort of the combobox.
- Sort yourself the items on insertion.
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This is a common problem with listbox types that sort on string values and do not take account of numbers. I think the only way to get your items in the correct order is to sort them manually and then add them to an unsorted combobox.
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For a fixed owner draw combo box, handle WM_COMPAREITEM of parent dialog. Or create your own CComboBox derived class and over-ride CComboBox::CompareItem(). Implement your comparison logic there
CComboBox::CompareItem
WM_COMPAREITEM Message
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In addition to the above suggestions, I offer the following.
If you don't mind the items of the combo box items look a bit different, and also you know the maximum width of the numbers, you can pad the items with leading zeros. This way, with the "sort" property set to true, the items will sort correctly.
For example, if you know the maximum width will be two, then format the items like this: 02, 09, 11, 10, etc.
Hope this helps.
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I have a toolbar that can be dynamically floated. It is then in a window with a close button. How do I reopen it if it has been closed? Alternatively, how do I remove the close button.
Haakon S.
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