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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / February 2005Project Locked
I have spent the afternoon working on a template, building a user form to collect data and then I came to test it. It fell over (don't they always) so I started the VBA editor to examine the code. I got a message "Project is unviewable". So I created another template and form, saved it in its neonatal state and tried again. Same error. Third time I checked the project properties: locked for viewing is NOT selected. So I continued and got the same error. Can't be my code 'cos there isn't any, nor are there any controls or labels or anything else on the form. Doesn't look like the VBA editor is the problem as I have no problem accessing the code I have in Normal.dot - though I am reluctant to push it too hard in case I lose access to that. Can anyone suggest what the problem might be, and, better still, how to correct it?  SignatureMany thanks Wicked Wizard Hi Wiz, To be able to see the code project in any template, either that template must be open for editing, or a document based on that template must be open. (Normal.dot is always open, so you can always see its code.) To open the template itself, use File > Open and navigate to the Templates folder; or, in Windows Explorer, right-click the template and choose Open instead of New. SignatureRegards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org > I have spent the afternoon working on a template, building a user > form to collect data and then I came to test it. It fell over (don't [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Can anyone suggest what the problem might be, and, better still, how > to correct it? The file was open, and the project was listed. Still I could not access the code. WW > Hi Wiz, > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> Can anyone suggest what the problem might be, and, better still, how >> to correct it? Actually, since then I've used a different machine to create the VBA. When I subsequently transfer the file to my work machine, everything functions normally. So I am guessing that something is going wrong when the original code is created. I've mirrored the process with a colleague who works in a similar situation with an identical machine, in case there was something in our company's W2000 policies that was preventing editing macros, but his functioned normally. Also, I have no problems with VBA in PPT and Outlook. So I guess it is something peculiar to the way Word is creating VBA - and only now, because previously everything worked normally. WW > Hi Wiz, > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> Can anyone suggest what the problem might be, and, better still, how >> to correct it? |
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