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Walter Quirtmair
Hi,
I'm using the Visio 2003 ActiveX control to add drawing functionality to our
..NET/C# application. There are some strange effects when working with
stencils and probably somebody can give me an advice...
OpenStencilWindow():
I'm calling this function to show the document's internal stencil. It works
for the 1st time, then - when the stencil has been closed by a click on
"x" - it won't work anymore. I had to remember the window returned from the
1st call and do a window.Visible=true instead. Why is this?
OpenEx()
I'm calling this to load stencils and to display them docked left sided in
the ActiveX' window. This works *sometimes*, often the sencils won't show
up. Even more confusing this seems to depend on previous calls to
OpenStencilWindow, too.
I need some advice how to work with the stencil pane in general. What is the
preferred way to simply show/hide the pane at any time? It should be able to
load/unload stencils and show/hide the pane so it shows me the correct
loaded stencils.
Is it possible to hide the close-button "x" in a stencils' window? This way
I could keep the stencil pane open all the time and don't allow the user to
hide it...
Thanks for any help,
Walter
I'm using the Visio 2003 ActiveX control to add drawing functionality to our
..NET/C# application. There are some strange effects when working with
stencils and probably somebody can give me an advice...
OpenStencilWindow():
I'm calling this function to show the document's internal stencil. It works
for the 1st time, then - when the stencil has been closed by a click on
"x" - it won't work anymore. I had to remember the window returned from the
1st call and do a window.Visible=true instead. Why is this?
OpenEx()
I'm calling this to load stencils and to display them docked left sided in
the ActiveX' window. This works *sometimes*, often the sencils won't show
up. Even more confusing this seems to depend on previous calls to
OpenStencilWindow, too.
I need some advice how to work with the stencil pane in general. What is the
preferred way to simply show/hide the pane at any time? It should be able to
load/unload stencils and show/hide the pane so it shows me the correct
loaded stencils.
Is it possible to hide the close-button "x" in a stencils' window? This way
I could keep the stencil pane open all the time and don't allow the user to
hide it...
Thanks for any help,
Walter