How to navigate through pages using CommandButtons and VBA ?

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whmeeske

We are designing and building an MMI application for a client of our company.
At this stage we need to emulate some MMI pages and we decided to use Visio
for that.
The purpose is to make a Visio-project with some pages in it. On this pages
we want to place some CommandButtons by which it should be possible to
navigate between the different pages. With that we can discuss with the
end-users before we implement the lot in our software.

Can somebody explain how this can be done and what VBA-code is needed?
Thanx in advance!
 
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Paul Herber

We are designing and building an MMI application for a client of our company.
At this stage we need to emulate some MMI pages and we decided to use Visio
for that.
The purpose is to make a Visio-project with some pages in it. On this pages
we want to place some CommandButtons by which it should be possible to
navigate between the different pages. With that we can discuss with the
end-users before we implement the lot in our software.

Can somebody explain how this can be done and what VBA-code is needed?
Thanx in advance!
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Why do it the difficult way?
Use a simple windows development environment (I use Delphi), it'll take 1/2 an hour!
 
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whmeeske

Paul Herber said:
Why do it the difficult way?
Use a simple windows development environment (I use Delphi), it'll take 1/2 an hour!
Click to expand...

To build an application in Delphi or an other RAD-tool to demonstrate
navigation is possible, but the rest of the information in the different
displays has to be drawn separately. Because Visio is the standard drawing
tool (besides AutoCAD) they choose Visio for this task.
 
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Paul Herber

To build an application in Delphi or an other RAD-tool to demonstrate
navigation is possible, but the rest of the information in the different
displays has to be drawn separately. Because Visio is the standard drawing
tool (besides AutoCAD) they choose Visio for this task.
Click to expand...

fairy nuff
 
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David J Parker [MVP Visio]

If you use the Off-page Connector shape on the Basic Flowchart shapes
stencil, then you don't need any code.
 

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