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bertvanimpe
I have written a macro in a project file and then tried to make it
available to everyone that uses MS Office Project. (The project files
are on a project server.)
I followed the guide as described here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913678/EN-US/
The problem now is that every user that wants to use the macro has to
copy the files manually from VBAProject(Global(+non-cached Enterprise))
to ProjectGlobal(MPT). This works fine, but the drawback is that the
macro then used is a local copy, which can get out of date when the
original macro is changed.
Is there a way to effectively share the macro, so that everyone uses
the same version at any time?
Any input would be greatly appreciated. If I'm not clear at some
points, let me know.
Bert
available to everyone that uses MS Office Project. (The project files
are on a project server.)
I followed the guide as described here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913678/EN-US/
The problem now is that every user that wants to use the macro has to
copy the files manually from VBAProject(Global(+non-cached Enterprise))
to ProjectGlobal(MPT). This works fine, but the drawback is that the
macro then used is a local copy, which can get out of date when the
original macro is changed.
Is there a way to effectively share the macro, so that everyone uses
the same version at any time?
Any input would be greatly appreciated. If I'm not clear at some
points, let me know.
Bert