How to synch up VBA Modules

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Buster

I am trying to figure out how to synch up the VBA modules in my Global.MPT
at work with the VBA Modules on my home machine.

Does anyone have this problem?ANy solutions exist other than export and
import because it doesn't overwrite the old one with the new one, it renames
it incrementing the number.

Jeff
 
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John

Buster said:
I am trying to figure out how to synch up the VBA modules in my Global.MPT
at work with the VBA Modules on my home machine.

Does anyone have this problem?ANy solutions exist other than export and
import because it doesn't overwrite the old one with the new one, it renames
it incrementing the number.

Jeff

Jeff,
When you say "synch up" do you mean keep the same version module on both
PCs? The best way I know to do that is to copy the Global file entirely
between both PCs. If you just want certain modules to be the same,
either copy the module directly (if you have both PCs set up for remote
access) or use the Organizer to transfer the module(s) to a blank
Project file and burn to a disc.

Hope this helps.
John
 
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Jan De Messemaeker

Hi Buster,

What I do with my customer:

All modules are kept in a file (not in a global)
The file has an open-event driven procedure cpying the modules
(Organizermoveitem)
It even goes beyond that... each global has a procedure fired on open
checking what is the latest save date of the progam file (but that only
works with everything on a same server network)
 
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John

Buster said:
So how do you set up your system of using text files for macros?

JEff

Jeff,
Jan didn't say it was a text file. In fact it is probably a blank
project file just for "holding" the modules.

John
 
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Jan De Messemaeker

Hi,

Thannsk John.
I thought this was obvious as I explicitly mentioned OrganizerMoveItem
Greetings,
 

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