I suppose to start, go Tools>Macro>Visual Basic Editor... This is where you
actually write the code.
To see some of the things that can be done, go to (in Inventor)
Help>Programming Help, then browse down to the samples, and when one takes
your fancy, copy-paste it into your VBA editor and run the script.
I'm about a week ahead of you in terms of using VBA and I found reading the
samples, adjusting them slowly and figuring out how to fix them when you
break them the best way to learn.
Good luck... I for one most certainly need it!
Col.
"chris" wrote in message
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> Can anyone here give me examples that show some benefit from VBA. I have
no
> idea how to start it and the 'Help' from IV leads me to nowhere.
> Thanks, Chris
>
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