Greetings All:
This may be a bit off topic, so I hope everyone will forgive me. It is related to VS2010 though.
I’m working with some macro code I downloaded and have this problem. The macro is supposed to add a Copyright notice at the top of VB.Net (other languages as well) modules/classes etc. There are 5 subs within the code:
Public Sub AddCopyRightToActiveDocument()
Public Sub AddCopyRightToCurrentProject()
Public Sub DeleteCopyRightFromCurrentProject()
Public Sub AddCopyRightToCurrentSolution()
Public Sub DeleteCopyRightFromCurrentSolution()
I can debug the macro and all of the macro’s run correctly.
My problem is that the 5 subs don’t show individually in the Macro Explorer so that one can pick the desired function (like the Sample/Accessibility). The main file does shows up.
Any hints as to what I should do differently.
Thanks,
Bob Miers
This may be a bit off topic, so I hope everyone will forgive me. It is related to VS2010 though.
I’m working with some macro code I downloaded and have this problem. The macro is supposed to add a Copyright notice at the top of VB.Net (other languages as well) modules/classes etc. There are 5 subs within the code:
Public Sub AddCopyRightToActiveDocument()
Public Sub AddCopyRightToCurrentProject()
Public Sub DeleteCopyRightFromCurrentProject()
Public Sub AddCopyRightToCurrentSolution()
Public Sub DeleteCopyRightFromCurrentSolution()
I can debug the macro and all of the macro’s run correctly.
My problem is that the 5 subs don’t show individually in the Macro Explorer so that one can pick the desired function (like the Sample/Accessibility). The main file does shows up.
Any hints as to what I should do differently.
Thanks,
Bob Miers
