Help Copying Code From one IPT to thousands of existing IPT's

Help Copying Code From one IPT to thousands of existing IPT's

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Help Copying Code From one IPT to thousands of existing IPT's

Anonymous
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Is there a routine out there to copy a VBA routine from one IPT to thousands
of existing IPT's
TIA
Gary
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Anonymous
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Why not just put it in the Default.ivb if you want it everywhere?

I think it should be possible to write something using the VBE and maybe use my iBatchrun
program to run it on all of them.

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"Gary Radish" wrote in message
news:537F88369571FC2F021CF7534B6FE77C@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Is there a routine out there to copy a VBA routine from one IPT to thousands
> of existing IPT's
> TIA
> Gary
>
>
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Anonymous
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Gary Radish wrote:
> Is there a routine out there to copy a VBA routine from one IPT to
> thousands of existing IPT's

Imagine having to revise that code in thousands of locations. Why not
place the code in Default.ivb?

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Anonymous
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Have had it in default.ivb since release 6 but didn't have it in release
1-5.3 files and want to add it to those files. any ideas would be
appreciated
"Frank Oquendo" wrote in message
news:2F8015CEF5FBE44D0B6847208138FDE4@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> Gary Radish wrote:
> > Is there a routine out there to copy a VBA routine from one IPT to
> > thousands of existing IPT's
>
> Imagine having to revise that code in thousands of locations. Why not
> place the code in Default.ivb?
>
> --
> "It's more important that you know how to find the answer than to have
> the answer." - Me
>
>
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Anonymous
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Default.ivb gets loaded every time Inventor gets started, so if you open a Release 1 file
you will still have default.ivb. Default.ivb doesn't get stored in the files.

Maybe a little more about what you want to accomplish would help.



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"Gary Radish" wrote in message
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> Have had it in default.ivb since release 6 but didn't have it in release
> 1-5.3 files and want to add it to those files. any ideas would be
> appreciated
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Anonymous
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Kent has a vaild point but if it is required to copy code into IPT's
(thousands at a time), it can be done with VBE. This is not trivial to
write but it will write code into IPT's.

Why not a default ivb or an addin?

Kent Keller wrote:

>Default.ivb gets loaded every time Inventor gets started, so if you open a Release 1 file
>you will still have default.ivb. Default.ivb doesn't get stored in the files.
>
>Maybe a little more about what you want to accomplish would help.
>
>
>
>
>
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Anonymous
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If the code was place into the Default.ivb, possibly some logic, using
"which Inventor version" was activated could help you descriminate if the
code was used or not.

Hope this helps,

EdT


"Charles Bliss" wrote in message
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> Kent has a vaild point but if it is required to copy code into IPT's
> (thousands at a time), it can be done with VBE. This is not trivial to
> write but it will write code into IPT's.
>
> Why not a default ivb or an addin?
>
> Kent Keller wrote:
>
> >Default.ivb gets loaded every time Inventor gets started, so if you open
a Release 1 file
> >you will still have default.ivb. Default.ivb doesn't get stored in the
files.
> >
> >Maybe a little more about what you want to accomplish would help.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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