i would like to ask how to add a text box in visio using a command button in visual basic editor without making a new stencil. i can do it by making a new stencil made from a rectangle and by just removing its corners. but i would like to know how to add a text box w/o using such way. also, in the text box, i would like the caption to be something like for example:
I am trying to create a visio flow chart with visual basic 2005 but I keep running into the same problem. I have added a reference to the Microsoft Visio type Library, but when I try to Declare a variable as a Visio.Application of Visio.Document I get an error "Visio.Application not defined" It seems as if adding the COM reference to the Visio Type Library has no effect. Is there some setup that I am missing?
I want to add a reference to Visio Viewer 2010 to my toolbox so I can add it to a Windows Form I am developing (not a web form). I went thru both the .NET and COM references to select the option, but it does not seem to be listed anywhere.
I have written some Makros and Functions in VB all code works fine behind my Document. To save my code and make it available to other users I want to create a COM-add-in for VIsio. So i bought Visual Studio 2008 and I want to import my code to it.
Is it possible to include my exported .cls file to my Visual Studio COM-Add-on Projekt?
How can i get visio like editor in vb.net. so that end user can create or move controls, like text box,labels & combo box. I need this for reporting purpose where user can place the controls as he wanted.
I am trying to glue a shape to another in Visio using GlueTo
Here is the code
Set trgObj = Cell.shape.Document.Masters("Trigger").Shapes(1) Dim x As shape Set x = ActivePage.Drop(trgObj, flowConnector.CellsU("PinX"), flowConnector.CellsU("PinY")) Dim vsoCell1 As Visio.Cell
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it returns "Inappropriate target object for this action", but what is strange is that the code i am using I obtained from recording a macro. I can't understand why the code works when I record it in a macro but when I use it it doesn't.
I have a visio flowchart that represents sequence of questions to enter an order. I wrote a VB 2008 program, that represents steps from this flowchart in a wizard-like questionnaire. Now I'm asked to represent this flowchart graphically in a window,and make each step clickable. Clicking on a flowchart box would open the relevant wizard page. Can someone suggest how I can accomplish this, or know of some article or example that would point me in the right direction?
I'm trying to use the Visio Viewer 2007 in a WinForm application.I've tried the sample in this article: [URL] I get the message "Windowless ActiveX not supported".I have an application using Visio Control but for this to work I have to install Visio on the machine.I would like the application to run without Visio installed, thatMs why I'm looking at the Viewer.
i m trying to create logigrame or flowchart using vb.net,it s possible using visio,but visio must be installed in every computer that use my application,and we need to buy license of this tool.i have searched in google,i found metadraw but it s not free. so is there any activx or any dll that will replace visio and metadraw??
i have an application running on VS2010 and i'm using sql server 2008 r2. "Employee" table holds employees bio data, i can draw org chart using MS visio 2010 manual,i need to draw the org chart in Visio format from the VB.net application.
I'm not sure if it can even be done, or if this is the proper place to post this question. I'm hoping that someone could give me a start in the right direction.I am looking for a way to link an Excel Spreadsheet to Microsoft Visio. I am envisioning this as an add in developed for Visio.To Summarize I would like to be able to list the steps of a process in Excel, and import the excel sheet into Visio. Finally I would like Visio to generate a flow chart based off of this imported data.I have developed a more detailed flowchart as to how I think this should work as well as a sample Excel sheet. The files are in a zip file which I would be more than glad to send to anyone who may be able to shed some light on the subject.
Im trying to add click events to shapes within a visio file.. I have the functionality to pick up the click events but i cant figure out how to assign the window control to the drawing window of the file.
my attempt..
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("visio.exe", "test.vdx") sourceWindow = New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Visio.Window sourceWindow.Src = "Path"
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I try to get the window to pass to the above code and create the vdx document within a button click event on a form
Need to show visio diagram on .net FORM, and need to be able to click on the shapes. Thats it. no creation, no stencils, no editing. Basicly just catch the click event from axDrawingControl.I'm having a "very" hard time to dig trough the visio DOM, disabling all of the functions, tool bars, menus..I basically will ever need a view-only diagram. So, to all the interop gurus out there, point me in the right direction please..I have the SDK, its (crap) not very useful in my case. Seems like a lot of resources wasted and lots of hustle for view only.
I have started a little project for myself to become a little more accustomed to drawing in VB.NET. I decided to make an application that looks a little bit like Microsoft Visio.
Until now, I have been able to create an image 'layer' on a blank PictureBox by clicking somewhere in the PictureBox. When I click on such an image layer, it is selected (and a blue rectangle, and its text are drawn). I can also drag the selected image layer.
The code for this is as follows: The ImageLayer class:
vb.net Public Class ImageLayer #Region " Properties "
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how to do all this; I'm starting to fear this project is going to be a little much for me...
So, do I really have to do everything manually? So the images locations, their size etc should all depend on the zoom level? Or is there something 'premade' I can use?
I'm automating Visio 2003 from a VB.NET app. My code looks like this (with the uninteresting stuff removed):
Dim objApp As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Visio.InvisibleApp objApp.Settings.ShowFileOpenWarnings = False Dim objDoc As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Visio.Document objDoc = objApp.Documents.Open(VisioFilename)
I've found that the last line causes Visio to raise a hidden MessageBox saying:
Macros in this document are disabled because the security level is high, and the macros have not been digitally signed or verified as safe. To run the macros, you can either have them signed or change your security level.Since this is going to be running on computers I don't control with files I don't control neither of those options works for me. I really don't care that the macros are disabled, I'm just using Visio to convert the file from it's native format to SVG. I certainly don't want to suggest to users that they lower the security level, nor would I want to lower it for them.
As you can see from my code above, I turn off file open warnings but that doesn't seem to include the macro warning. Since I'm using Visio.InvisibleApp it turns out the warning isn't displayed to the user. Running a visible instance of Visio won't help because I'm creating a batch converter, even if the message was visible it means the user would have to click OK for each file. That would make the batch conversion feature essentially useless.
I see that the Visio class has a VBAEnabled property but it's read only. If there was a way I could just turn off VBA when opening the file it would likely solve the problem. I've looked all through the properties and through the Settings property on the class and can't find anything. I've done a bunch of Google searching and can't find anything that addresses this issue.Anyone know if that warning can be suppressed when using automation with Visio? Can I do it if I switch to Visio 2007?
i want to write a code that user can drag and drop an icon to layout which this layout become consist of coordinate (x,y) and when icon was dropped to layout by right click appear a menu.
I have table .I need to create a Organization chart dynamically using activex or Visio components and display it in my appplacation usingr vb.net programming
i would like to use a "template" text file that would be stored in the app path in a "templates" folder the user then picks what template they want and enters the few lines of text they need to change in textbox1 and texbox2 on the main form..
Dim filename As String = "C:\Documents and Settings\TADS\Desktop\kev\tads.veh" File.Open(filename, FileMode.Append) File.ReadAllLines(filename)
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but somewhere along the lines i have lost myself and i havn't set the content (the string array to write the file) im not sure how to go from here..
i am writing a golf score program and i have 18 text boxes. i also have a text box that will calculate the total of all of the 18 other text boxes. what would be the best way to add these text boxes? i have already written code to only except numbers 1 thru 8 for each text box.i started with some code like this:
but if there is no value in one of the text boxes i get an error:Conversion from string "" to type 'Integer' is not valid.so i am guessing i need to check for empty strings and then ignore them
am having a big problem trying to make a program that will add multiple text boxes together.What I need to do is add all the text boxes together. If it is less then three leave it alone, if it is more then three then put a 10% discount on it. There are also other charges but the main thing I'm struggling with is adding the text boxes.
Here is some of my code: Private Sub TotalButton_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TotalButton.Click