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In article <1109661686.51153@news.liwest.at>, Roland Leisch wrote:
> > Unless other code forces it, there doesn't have to be at least one 
> > presentation.  Might that be the problem?
> 
> Hello!
> 
> Thanks for yyour answer but Im sorry I didnt understand it. 

Hi Roland, 

No worries.  I'm probably misunderstanding your question too. ;-)
But I was responding to this:

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Source:
((_PresentationImpl) presentations.item(new 
Variant(1))).getWindows().item(new Int(1)).activate();

I thought that this piece of code should work alsways since there has 
always to be a least one presentation and one window but there is an 
exception thrown in getWindows since count is zero?!?
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I'm probably mistaken, but it looks like you're referencing 

Presentions.Item(some_number)

But if there are no presentations open, there can be no 
Presentations.Item(anything)




My Problem 
> is that if I start 2 instances of my application (each one contains an 
> ole container with and powerpoint presentation) only the last started 
> instance reacts to any commands. So I want to activate the first 
> instance to be able to exectue methods on this one.
> 
> So I wrote a method which identifies the right instance (ole container 
> with presentation) and now I have to activate this one. But that doesnt 
> work since Windows-Count is zero and I cant execute activate method!
> 
> Thanks in advance!
>




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