embedded macros
Mark, It depends if you want to do it programmatically or not. If not, you can export/import modules as suggested before. Otherwise you can use the Application.VBE object to gain access to the vlide. Access a project via the VBProjects collection or the Application.ActiveProject property. Read/write code to the project's CodeModule.
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I havn't tried to do what you ask, but I've seen other code segments that read/write to code modules, so it should be possible. Use the object browser to get familiar with the objects I mentioned earlier.
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After looking into it further, you won't be able to use the VBE object since the vbaide doesn't have the ability to extract/embed vba. The vbaman dialog is the only thing in acad that will do it and unfortunately it will not run as a command line version, so you can't script it either.
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