I need to change the behavior of MS PowerPoint (2000, 2002 and above)
in the following way:

1. Whenever a new presentation is created, some VB code (which I will
provide) is executed.
2. Whenever a presentation is saved, some VB code (which I will
provide) is executed.
3. Whenever a presentation is opened, some VB code (which I will
provide) is executed.

Note Also:
1. The code MUST BE application specific and NOT presentation
specific. That is, even if powerpoint is opened with no presentation,
and a new presantation is created, the code must run.

2. The code (which I will provide) need to refer to the
new/opened/saved presentation. That is, if the code is run after a new
presentation is created, it must refer (in the powerpoint object
model) to the new presantation objects.

I need a sample code + some explnation in clear English.  
Instead of my code put a MsgBox saying "Hello" or something like that.

Thanks,

Danny

danwanban, it may not be possible like it is with Excel.  With Excel,
one can designate a startup file within which can exist "this
workbook" that contains code that is executed when opened (i.e., when
Excel is launched). This is what would be necessary in order to
satisfy your "on create" requirement. Additionally, there are VB
commands that can be used whenever a file open or save action is
performed.  Insofar as being automatic is concerned, PowerPoint may
not work this way.

One alternative is to create a set of macros (in a convenient
location) that can be easily imported for new or existing documents.