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Documentation says:
Syntax
AssemblyDocument.SaveAs( FileName As String, SaveCopyAs As Boolean )
you need to reference the document you are trying to save ie: oDoc.SaveAs( FileName, True)
Also, there is another forum here called "Inventor Customization" for programming questions where you will probably get quicker and better answers. Good Luck.
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Besides referencing to document to call the method as @imajar mentioned, there is some common syntax tricks in VBA that it supports calling a method in either of the ways, take Document.SaveAs as example:
1.With parenthesis: Call Document.SaveAs(Param1, Param2)
2. With paraenthesis: Document.SaveAs Param1, Param2
Code example:
Dim oDoc As AssemblyDocument
Set oDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
oDoc.SaveAs "c:\temp\aa.iam", False

Jane Fan
Inventor QA Engineer
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Given the fact I see various 'End With' statements and a '.Close' statement, leads me to believe the 'SaveAs' command in the red line of code should also precede with a '.'
Noticing the fact there's a '.SaveAs' statement commented out above the red line of code and assuming that is done because it didn't work, lends me to believe something's wrong with your 'With' statements.