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Any possibility that theres some code to extract multi-selected Powerclip (PC) objects? I would like to select certain PC's and extract at one time.
I tried playing with Zaum's post http://forum.oberonplace.com/showthr...ight=powerclip but i am definitely not into coding. Anyone whip a quikkie up? Thanks All! |
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Here is some code for you:
Code:
Sub ExtractAllPowerclips() Dim s As Shape Dim sr As New ShapeRange For Each s In ActiveSelection.Shapes If Not s.PowerClip Is Nothing Then sr.AddRange s.PowerClip.ExtractShapes End If Next s sr.CreateSelection End Sub |
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Ahh... Thanks Alex! and sorry for the wrong post spot.
This should work well. |
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