VBA to get username in Powerpoint

Dean76

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Hi,

I've been trying to put together some VBA that will find the usename of the person accessing a powerpoint presentation and display it on one of the slides. None of the methods I usually use to obtain the username when working in Excel VBA appear to work in Powerpoint

Fine with the displaying on the slide part, it's getting the name in the firstplace that is bugging me. Application.Username does not work, Environ(“Username”) and Environ$(“Username”) don't work - I'm stumped and google has not been my friend this time

- can anyone help?

Thanks
 

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No need for answer now - worked it out, Environ("UserName") did work - I had just copied and pasted from webpage and the speach marks were incorrect.....
 
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