Just upgraded to iCAD 8.1 PE+ following a recent upgrade to Windows 10...
All looks good except I cannot VBARUN macros (even an empty one: Sub trial() : End Sub), via the command line or the VBA editor (which opens and operates fine in every other regard)...
Despite...
- VBA macros running OK in Excel
- Clicking 'Enable macros' when iCAD starts up
- Clicking 'Enable macros' when opening a dwg file with macros
- Setting 'Security' level to medium (or low)
When I try to run a VBA macro, I always get the message:
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Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications
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The macros in this project are disabled. Please refer to the online help or documentation of the host application to determine how to enable macros.
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OK Help
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I've tried reinstalling iCAD. I've uninstalled the previous version of iCAD.
I tried to 'Repair' the installation and it could not find the 'vba71.msi' file. And, sure enough, I cannot find it anywhere, either. This sounds like where the problem lies (or maybe not?) but I haven't a clue how to fix it...
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Enabling VBA macros
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