Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some
code within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task
Manager). One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below).
The designated line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the
user has manually closed the program--when that line is commented out,
powerpoint exits successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I
replaced the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a
text box and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to
properly release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most
appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
6  3389 
This doesn't solve your problem but you might consider a hack.
Save the modified PPT under temp name. Delete the modifed PPT. Then Release
the refs as currently done to make it close.
"C Williams" wrote: Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some
code within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task
Manager). One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below).
The designated line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the
user has manually closed the program--when that line is commented out,
powerpoint exits successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I
replaced the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a
text box and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to
properly release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most
appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Hi,
Add GC.Collect after you release the com objects.
Ken
----------------
"C Williams" <no****@thank.y ou> wrote in message
news:RNotd.5342 $Wy.250@trndny0 6...
Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some
code within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task
Manager). One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below).
The designated line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the
user has manually closed the program--when that line is commented out,
powerpoint exits successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I
replaced the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a
text box and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to
properly release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most
appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Casey,
Have you tried calling Close and Exit/Quit on your pptApp? I believe
you need to do this before releasing the reference to them. I don't have
the reference up just now so I don't remember whether the call is Exit or
Quit.
Ron Allen
"C Williams" <no****@thank.y ou> wrote in message
news:RNotd.5342 $Wy.250@trndny0 6... Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some code
within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task Manager).
One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below). The designated
line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the user has manually
closed the program--when that line is commented out, powerpoint exits
successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I replaced
the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a text box
and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to properly
release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Thank you, Ken. I'm kicking myself for that one because I WAS garbage
collecting earlier and I removed it for testing reasons but then forgot
to put it back in.
Thanks!
Ken Tucker [MVP] wrote: Hi,
Add GC.Collect after you release the com objects.
Ken
----------------
"C Williams" <no****@thank.y ou> wrote in message
news:RNotd.5342 $Wy.250@trndny0 6...
Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some
code within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task
Manager). One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below).
The designated line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the
user has manually closed the program--when that line is commented out,
powerpoint exits successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I
replaced the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a
text box and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to
properly release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most
appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Hi C Williams,
You are getting close with the previous suggestions, but PowerPoint does not
like to give up without a fight. Use the following set of code at the end of
your method:
ppApp.Quit()
ppApp = DBNull.Value
GC.Collect
GC.WaitForPendi ngFinalizers()
GC.Collect
GC.WaitForPendi ngFinalizers()
(then the end of your Try -- Catch -- End Try
One needs to do the Garbage Collection Collect and WaitForPendingF inalizers
methods twice to make sure it clears out everything. Sometimes it does not.
Get a copy of Andrew Whitechapel's book "Microsoft .Net Development for
Microsoft Office", MicrosoftPress, ISBN 0-7356-2132-2. While the book is
heavy on Word and Excel and very light on PowerPoint, Whitechapel does a very
good job of explaining the need for good and complete garbage collection when
using the Office applications.
Good luck and enjoy.
Will
"C Williams" wrote: Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some
code within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task
Manager). One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below).
The designated line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the
user has manually closed the program--when that line is commented out,
powerpoint exits successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I
replaced the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a
text box and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to
properly release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most
appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
One correction to my previous listing of 1/3/2005:
Change line 2 from ppApp = DBNull.Value to ppApp = Nothing
ppApp = DBNull.Value will cause an InvalidCastExce ption. Of course, Option
Strict turned on will catch the casting exceptions.
Will
"WillRead" wrote: Hi C Williams,
You are getting close with the previous suggestions, but PowerPoint does not
like to give up without a fight. Use the following set of code at the end of
your method:
ppApp.Quit()
ppApp = DBNull.Value
GC.Collect
GC.WaitForPendi ngFinalizers()
GC.Collect
GC.WaitForPendi ngFinalizers()
(then the end of your Try -- Catch -- End Try
One needs to do the Garbage Collection Collect and WaitForPendingF inalizers
methods twice to make sure it clears out everything. Sometimes it does not.
Get a copy of Andrew Whitechapel's book "Microsoft .Net Development for
Microsoft Office", MicrosoftPress, ISBN 0-7356-2132-2. While the book is
heavy on Word and Excel and very light on PowerPoint, Whitechapel does a very
good job of explaining the need for good and complete garbage collection when
using the Office applications.
Good luck and enjoy.
Will
"C Williams" wrote:
Hi,
I am writing some VB.NET code that compiles to a dll. There is some
code within it that manipulates Powerpoint 2003.
The dll I am writing is for smart tags, and I am having trouble because
sometimes Powerpoint is remaining running (powerpnt.exe in Task
Manager). One action of my smart tags calls InsertChart (code below).
The designated line causes powerpoint to remain running even after the
user has manually closed the program--when that line is commented out,
powerpoint exits successfully.
Some quick testing I have done indicates that when my code changes the
active presentation (and would require a save), powerpoint doesn't exit.
If I don't actually change the presentation, it exits fine. (I
replaced the troublesome line below with one that changed the text of a
text box and had the same problem.)
If anyone has some insight into what's going on and how I need to
properly release my references to Powerpoint, I would be most
appreciative!
Thanks!
-Casey
'target is of type Powerpoint.Text Range
Public Sub InsertChart(ByV al target As Object, ByVal imagePath As
String) Implements IOfficeInteract .InsertChart
Dim pptApp As PowerPoint.Appl ication
Dim rng As PowerPoint.Text Range
Dim shp As PowerPoint.Shap e
Try
'try to grab powerpoint from target
rng = DirectCast(targ et, PowerPoint.Text Range)
pptApp = rng.Application
*****THE FOLLOWING LINE CAUSES THE PROBLEM. WHEN IT ISN'T COMMENTED,
POWERPOINT REMAINS RUNNING, WHEN IT IS COMMENTED, POWERPOINT CLOSES
SUCCESSFULLY ********
'shp =
pptApp.ActiveWi ndow.Selection. SlideRange.Shap es.AddPicture(i magePath, _
' Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoFalse,
Microsoft.Offic e.Core.MsoTriSt ate.msoTrue, _
' 0, 0, 100, 100)
*************** *******
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("PPT:Err or inserting chart:" & ex.Message)
End Try
'clean up is important so that references aren't left in memory
Try
If Not pptApp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(pptA pp)
End If
If Not rng Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(rng)
End If
If Not shp Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(shp)
End If
If Not target Is Nothing Then
System.Runtime. InteropServices .Marshal.Releas eComObject(targ et)
End If
Catch ex As Exception
'just eat it at this point
MsgBox("PPT Clean UP ERror: " & ex.Message)
End Try
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