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Protect macros with a password

Protect macros with a password – Valid for Excel and SOLIDWORKS

Protect macros modules from viewing by adding a password from the protection tab at Tools > Macro Name Properties. While it’s a common to protect macros with a password, keep in mind that a passowrd-protcted macros security is very brittle

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Early Binding Vs Late Binding

Early binding vs Late Binding: How to write macros that will always run with no errors

TLDR: Here’s what you need to know about Early Binding Vs Late Binding The topic of Early Binding vs Late Binding is really close to my heart: The eternal question on whether to use early binding or late binding for

Crack Any SolidWorks Password Protected VBA Macro

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Top 5 SOLIDWORKS PDM Errors When Loading Add-ins

Top 5 SOLIDWORKS PDM Errors When Loading Add-ins

Below is a compiled list of the most notoriously common errors that you may encounter while deploying add-ins to a SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional vault. Proposed solutions are also listed under each error.

How to Quickly Delete Dangling Dimensions in SOLIDWORKS Drawings?

When you’re drafting using SOLIDWORKS, you’ve most likely encountered those pesky red dimensions, a very typical sign of a dangling dimensions SOLIDWORKS drawing. This is most often a result of a deleted, modified, or suppressed sketch entity or feature to

How to Automatically Insert a SolidWorks Drawing Watermark Using A Macro and An illustration of a laptop screen displaying a VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) code snippet titled "Sub Watermar("). The code includes lines: "ActiveWindow.View = wdPrintView," "Next," "Constant 'Warnmar'," "Set MatermarsInding 1," and "Selection.ShapeRange.Fill.Transparency False," followed by "End Sub." The laptop is shown with a large blue download arrow pointing downward, indicating that the code is being applied or executed. The word "WATERMARK" is faintly visible across the screen, suggesting the code's purpose is to add a watermark to a document.

How to Automatically Insert a SolidWorks Drawing Watermark Using A Macro?

What Does This Macro Do? This macro is a fast, easy tool for any SOLIDWORKS user. It performs the following essential tasks: Why Should I Use This Macro? Using a watermark drawing macro is the best way to control quality

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