Setting SW type library in VB

Apr 13, 2006 2 Replies

I sent a friend of mine a macro that I thought might be useful to him. It was actually the EditPartToggle1 that Ken (Tin Man) posted the other day. I sent it as a .swp file (along with credits to Ken).



Anyway, I am using SW2006, he's on SW2005. He told me that the macro would NOT work for him. He said it takes him directly to the debugger.



Now, I don't know squat about VB, API, writing macros, etc. But I do know something about having to check the SW type libraries under Tools>References in VB when I get a new macro in. So, I told him to try this since he was on a different version. He said that References is grayed-out and he cannot get to it. Anyone got any clues why this may be grayed-out for him? Or, any other reason that this macro may not be working for him?



He would have posted. But he don't have access to the newsgroup from his work.


Hello Seth-

Tell your friend he must "Reset" the Macro when editing to access the References. Look for the Button Icon with the square blue button. Click this and the References should be available.

Best regards, Devon T. Sowell

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Did he stop the debugger? Just a thought.

WT

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