Most of the function and tools you create in a VBA environment will port
over to VB with no problems. Some of the areas which may have problems is
controls - some controls have properties which are not supported in VB.
You also have to make sure you set a reference to the Autocad Object
Library. For some sample code take a look at my CAD section on the website
(Located in the application design info area). This will get you code for
starting AutoCAD and using the object. (theres also a Autocad Class located
in the sample projects section which will perform many of the basic function
of AutoCAD; Layers, Blocks, Plotting, Drawing functions.
HTH
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"mvicol" wrote in message
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> Hello everyone,
> I have a VBA project, a nonembeded project, which is ready to be
distributed to users. I want to protect this project against accidentally
(or not) alterations.
> I found the only way to lock the file for viewing, with a password.
Unfortunately it is not safe.
>
> I wonder if I can make an exe file with a VBA6 compiler, as I use VBA for
AutoCAD functions in my project? I mean can I convert the VBA project in an
VB stand alone project? How?
>
> Does anyone have any solution?
>
>
