what the?

[Anonymous]

Hi all.

Yesterday afternoon I used VBA to create a user form through AutoCAD's VBAIDE. 

When I went to save it, it defaulted to a DVB file format. This morning when I went to open it back up to continue my work, it did not recognize the file format, and upon inserting it into the AutoCAD VBA, it inserted it as a module, and the code looks incredibly scwewy. 

How do I open a dvb file in AutoCAD's VBAIDE? 

I was expecting it to be like Excel's VBAIDE, but it did not work that way. It's like AutoCAD IDE doesn't recognize it's own file structure, so I must be doing something wrong here.

Furthermore, How do I save a user form to make sure it comes back up, without any trouble, when I need to edit it some more?

 ok, apparently dvb file formats are not approved file extension-attachments. So, I've attached it, but as a txt file. sigh........

TYIA.

[Ed__Jobe · Accepted solution]

You don't use the IDE's file menu. You first have to load the dvb in acad using the VBAMAN command.

[Anonymous]

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@eljobe wrote:
You don't use the IDE's file menu. You first have to load the dvb in acad using the VBAMAN command.

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Hi.

Ok, I see it now.

Thank you.