May 2006

  • VBA progress bar

    Here's a quick tip for making a VBA progress bar without adding a reference to the MSComCtl.ocx control, or any other custom control.

    Add a Textbox to your form
    Position and size it to it's maximum size.
    Make note of the width of the textbox when you are done.

    Add the following code to your form Initialize event.

    TextBox1.Width = 0
    
  • Repair your install

    At some point in time you may be required to run a repair on your AutoCAD (or other Autodesk product) installation. This is generally required if you UNinstall one version of an application after installing another version. For example, if you install Land Desktop 2006 then later on UNinstall Land Desktop 2005, you must run a repair on your 2006 install.

    If you have any unexplained errors that cannot be solved by other methods, such as commands that stop working, a repair may be required also.

    Here's how to do it...

 


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