Transfer Form from DVB to DLL

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by mgrigoriev, Mar 17, 2005.

  1. mgrigoriev

    mgrigoriev Guest

    Hi,
    I have several large forms in my dvb file. I am transferring all my code to a DLL. Does anybody know a good way to copy a form to a dll? Do I have to create a form in VB6 from scratch?
    Thanks,
    Mike
     
    mgrigoriev, Mar 17, 2005
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  2. mgrigoriev

    Joe Sutphin Guest

    You don't have to, you could use the very same form in a VB application.
    However, keep in mind that the functionality of such a form is still
    restricted to that of a corresponding VBA form. If you are seeking
    functionalily different than that of VBA then you will need to redesign your
    forms in VB.

    Joe
     
    Joe Sutphin, Mar 17, 2005
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  3. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=VBA2VB

    Terry
     
    Terry W. Dotson, Mar 17, 2005
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  4. mgrigoriev

    Joe Sutphin Guest

    Terry,

    Maybe it's just me but I fail to see where this link does anything to answer
    the question.

    Joe
     
    Joe Sutphin, Mar 17, 2005
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  5. Well if you click just about any one of the links you find a DVB that
    allows you to write out FRM code from AutoCAD that can be used in VB6.

    I assume people posting in *this group* simply need to be pointed in the
    (possible) right direction. I don't think they need to be lead by the
    hand and explain every detail.

    Terry
     
    Terry W. Dotson, Mar 17, 2005
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  6. mgrigoriev

    Joe Sutphin Guest

    Well, I click on the link you provided, then I click on the link in google
    and all I see is a message board discussion at CAD Vault. I don't know maybe
    I'm just too dense to get it but I don't see anything about converting VBA
    forms to VB equivalents.

    Joe
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    Joe Sutphin, Mar 18, 2005
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  7. mgrigoriev

    Tom Roberts Guest

    I'm with you Joe....

    I have seen the DVB that Terry is referring to before and I believe it is
    only available to paid members of the site.
    Maybe Terry's browser is automatically logging him onto a members only
    section of the site.
    Even running a search from the CAD Vault site returns nothing.

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    Regards
    Tom Roberts
    __________________________
    MechWest Design & Drafting
    Perth, Western Australia
     
    Tom Roberts, Mar 22, 2005
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