Hi AC,
Can you repost the parts helper again please? It's no longer on the link below and I'd like to get it again. Alternatively (or also)please send direct to snipped-for-privacy@aol.com
Thanks in advance.
AC wrote:
Wayne T pointed out some minor issues with this macro (not least the
> spelling mistake .....oops).
>
> It never occurred to me before that other people may find this
useful,
so once I got it working I knew how it worked and that was that. >
> I made the changes below and reposted here:-
>
formatting link
Perhaps some of you guys with macros on their sites could make this
> available for anyone who wants it or even better someone with more VB
> skills could improve on it and make it available.
>
>
> 1. Warns if not in an assembly.
>
> 2. Doesn't crash if you unsuppress or delete the last part in the > list.
>
> 3. Fixed the spelling (I have to admit to terrible spelling skills). >
>
> On 22 Jan 2005 10:57:01 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (BrownLF) wrote: >
> >I have an assembly that has about 100 components in it. It's a
development job
>and various options have been explored along the way and many parts are hidden
> >or suppressed. Pretty typical really. Part naming is often not as specific as
> >desired when I am looking for a particular part in the tree that's hidden or
> >suppressed in the model. I can't remember how many times I have unsuppressed a
> >part only to find it's not the one I want!.
> >
> >Does anyone else have this problem? I think a great enhancement to SWX would be
> >the facility to run down the tree but maybe with another key
pressed, see a
>ghost of the hidden or suppressed tree part highlighted in the model or else an
> >icon of the part appear next to the tree entry.
> >
> >Maybe there is another answer that I'm not aware of though?
> >
> >Comments and help welcomed.
> >
> >Les
>
> AC
>
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