Perl --
The files to which you refer are an exported VBA module and an exported VBA
form. Try this to import them into the Enterprise Global file:
1. Launch Project Professional 2003 and connect to Project to Project
Server with administrator permissions.
2. Close any open projects.
4. Click Tools - Enterprise Options - Open Enterprise Global.
4. Click Tools - Macro - Visual Basic Editor.
5. In the Visual Basic Editor window, click View - Project Explorer.
6. In the Project Explorer pane on the left, locate the object representing
the Enterprise Global file, called something like VBA Project
(globalXXXXXX), where XXXXXX represents a string of digits.
7. Expand the VBA Project (globalXXXXXX) object so you can see the
Microsoft Project Objects folder and the This Project (globalXXXXXX) object.
8. Right-click on the This Project (globalXXXXXX) object and from the
shortcut menu, select the Import File item.
9. Navigate to the folder containing the .bas file and the .frm file.
10. Select the .bas file and then click the Open button.
The system creates a new Modules folder and then adds the new Module to the
folder.
11. Right-click on the This Project (globalXXXXXX) object again and from
the shortcut menu, select the Import File item.
12. Select the .frm file and then click the Open button.
The system creates a new Forms folder and then adds the new Form to the
folder.
13. Close the Visual Basic Editor window.
14. Save and close the Enterprise Global file.
15. Exit and relaunch Project Professional 2003 and connect to Project
Server.
To access the new VBA code, click Tools - Macro - Macros. You should see
the macro in the Macros dialog. Hope this helps.
