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Hi All,
By default, Visio has it's security set to maximum which is great.
However, when a developer or a user has set the VBA environment options
to "Require Variable Declaration", all stencils and drawings, despite
not having a single line of code in them, will have "Options Explicit"
automatically inserted into them ("ThisDocument"). Once inserted, Visio
thinks that there is code in these documents and will automatically
popup a warning when opened and will even generate an untrappable system
error when it is opened for editing in code.
Would it not be great if Visio would automatically recognize that
"Options Explicit" alone without code and comments, does not require
this security warning?
Your comments will be most welcome.
By default, Visio has it's security set to maximum which is great.
However, when a developer or a user has set the VBA environment options
to "Require Variable Declaration", all stencils and drawings, despite
not having a single line of code in them, will have "Options Explicit"
automatically inserted into them ("ThisDocument"). Once inserted, Visio
thinks that there is code in these documents and will automatically
popup a warning when opened and will even generate an untrappable system
error when it is opened for editing in code.
Would it not be great if Visio would automatically recognize that
"Options Explicit" alone without code and comments, does not require
this security warning?
Your comments will be most welcome.