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I am having a problem with CorelDraw12, 13 and X4 under windows 7. Once I save and reopen my file, any code or module placed under VBAProject(Graphic1) is no longer there. I check the box "Save with embedded vba project" but it still dissappears. Sometimes when opening a saved file (with a vba project embedded) I get an error "Error reading <filename> file." I have seen this problem on 3 different windows 7 computers, both 32 and 64 bit. I have also tried reinstalling.
Any ideas? Thanks, Ben |
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Hi.
I know we've tried a few things in the other forum. I don't have windows 7 installed so it's tough for me to test. You could try saving as using this little code which is supposed to embed code also: Code:
Option Explicit Sub saveWithVba() Dim sOpt As New StructSaveAsOptions With sOpt .EmbedVBAProject = True .Version = cdrCurrentVersion End With ActiveDocument.SaveAs "c:\test", sOpt End Sub -John |
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I found a solution for X4. There is a hotfix on the coreldraw support page. I had run all the updates through coreldraw, but maybe that one isn't included. I think I'm out of luck for 12 and 13 since they are officially not supported on windows 7. I can live with that though.
Thanks for all your help. Ben |
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