I did get the same error, the problem is that in VBA a form consist of 2
files with the extension frm and frx (I think the frx file is compiled or
just binary) so Anton could you post the frx file as well!
"Charles Bliss" wrote in message
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| The Form frmSlotGat which you posted fails to load correctly in VB /
| VBA. I can see the code for it but not the dialog (object). I wonder
| if this is a language translation issue.
|
| avb wrote:
|
| > This is my VBA example build for Inventor 5/Sp0.
| > specially posted for Charles Bliss and Patrick de Stobbeleir. I post
| > this in a separate Topic so anyone can find it back easily.
| > To avoid risks for virus, I post this example as text, not as a
| > project see CF.
| > It's build from:
| > 1. A Form called frmSlotGat
| > 2. A module modSlotGat
| > 3. A class module clsSelect
| > Sorry for the Dutch words, don't know the translations for these
| > words.
| >
| > Usage:
| > Start Inventor
| > Open Partfile plank.ipt
| > Tools>Macro>Visual Basic Editor
| > File>Import File, select frmSlotGat.frm
| > File>Import File, select modSlotGat.bas
| > File>Import File, select clsSlotGat.cls
| > Go to the Part View in Inventor
| > Tools>Macro>Macro., select testMe
| >
| > And finally for those who are VB(A) starters I would recommend the
| > site of Randall Rath http://www.vbdesign.net/cadpages/
| > It's focussed on AutoCAD, but the basic principles are the same.
| >
| > Now some explanations to the VBA example.
| > The purpose is to build two holes in adjacent faces of a peace of
| > wood. It's part of a cupboard. To get this done these are the steps
| > to be taken:
| > 1. Get three adjacent faces ( infact a corner)
| > 2. Position two sketches with the X and Y axes pointing in the
| > material directions
| > 3. Constrain the Sketches to each other (Project items)
| > 4. Dimension the distances to the sides
| > 5. Build the Holes (use depth to next for hole 2)
| >
| > Anton
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