Save window

[Anonymous]

I'm running Inventor R2011, writing a VBA to make some changes in a part or assembly model.  Upon saving an assembly, I get a "Save" window which lists the assembly and components and an option to save for each (see attached).  Is it possible to manipulate this window with VBA?  I tried running the macro with ThisApplication.SilentOperation=True, but if the default "Save" in the window is set to "No", the file doesn't save.  What is this window Object named and how do I access it?  Thanx.

[MechMachineMan]

Can you not just use a Save or a Save2 directly before you try and close it?

[Anonymous]

I'm calling oDoc.Save, then oDoc.Close.  I get the "Save" window when I call oDoc.Save.  I can have the drafter manually manipulate the window, but I'd rather do it with the macro.  Thanx for the reply.

[MechMachineMan]

Which would be why I said "Save" or "Save2".

AssemblyDocument.Save Method
Parent Object: AssemblyDocument

Description 
Saves this document to disk.

Syntax 
AssemblyDocument.Save()

Version 
Introduced in Inventor version 4

AssemblyDocument.Save2 Method

AssemblyDocument.Save2 Method

Parent Object: AssemblyDocument

Description

Method that saves the document and the specified dependent documents.

Syntax

AssemblyDocument.Save2( [SaveDependents] As Boolean, [DocumentsToSave] As Variant )

Parameters

Name	Description
SaveDependents	Optional input Boolean that specifies whether or not to save dependent documents that have been dirtied. Defaults to True indicating that the dependents will be saved. If the DependentsToSave argument is not specified, all dirty dependents are saved. If the argument is specified as False, only this document will be saved. The argument is ignored if the document doesn't have any dependents needing save.
DocumentsToSave	Optional input ObjectCollection that contains the Document objects to save. Use the Document.AllReferencedDocuments property to iterate over all dependent documents and find the ones that need to be saved (i.e. Dirty property returns True). If the SaveDependents argument is True and this argument is not specified, all dirty documents are saved. The argument is ignored if the document doesn't have any dependents needing save.

[GeorgK]

You can set the SilentOperation = True to hide the save dialog.
ThisApplication.SilentOperation = True
But set it back to show it again.
ThisApplication.SilentOperation = False
Cheers

Georg