TroyMcClure
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I don't know if I'm going crazy or not, but I can't find where to set the Tab Indent, Syntax Check, etc. options for VB Modules. Where are these settings?
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How do I set Module Editor properties?
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TroyMcClure
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strongm,
Under Tools, I have:
Add Procedure
Procedure Attributes
Menu Editor
Source Safe.
No 'Options'.
...Oooohhhhh, Source Safe Hijacked the remaining menu options, they're hidden under that. Not very intuitive, but at least I see them now.
Thanks, that was the starting point.
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Under Tools, I have:
Add Procedure
Procedure Attributes
Menu Editor
Source Safe.
No 'Options'.
...Oooohhhhh, Source Safe Hijacked the remaining menu options, they're hidden under that. Not very intuitive, but at least I see them now.
Thanks, that was the starting point.
--T
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TroyMcClure
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D'OHH!!
strongm
I looked further and those 'Options' are source-safe options. So...my questions stands: where do I find the editor options?
strongm
I looked further and those 'Options' are source-safe options. So...my questions stands: where do I find the editor options?
Exactly where I said - unless, of course, someone has customised your menu bar. If so, you can fix this by doing the following:
1) Right click any VB menubar or toolbar
2) Select Customize from the resulting popup menu
3) left click the tools menu (causing it to drop down)
4) Select the Commands tab in the 'Customize' dialog box
5) Select Tools in the categories window
6) Select 'Options...' in the commands window and drag it onto the Tools menu that we dropped down in step 3
1) Right click any VB menubar or toolbar
2) Select Customize from the resulting popup menu
3) left click the tools menu (causing it to drop down)
4) Select the Commands tab in the 'Customize' dialog box
5) Select Tools in the categories window
6) Select 'Options...' in the commands window and drag it onto the Tools menu that we dropped down in step 3
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TroyMcClure
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strongm
Thank you--that's what it was. Someone...not myself...must've removed that. I think that it was the install of sourcesafe that did it however, since that is the most recent change I can think of making here--and I had those options on the menu prior to that.
Thanks again,
T
Thank you--that's what it was. Someone...not myself...must've removed that. I think that it was the install of sourcesafe that did it however, since that is the most recent change I can think of making here--and I had those options on the menu prior to that.
Thanks again,
T
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