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  1. 07-09-2007, 06:39 PM #1
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    Solved: Rename object and code

    I must be going mad (or is that madder?)...

    In my previous incarnation of Win98 and Office 2000 I used to be able to right-click on objects such as buttons, listboxes etc and get a "Rename Control and Code" option which - if I used it - would replace the selected object named (say) "CommandButton1" with whatever name I chose and any code using "CommandButton1" would also be renamed/replaced accordingly.

    In my current incarnation of new PC + WinXP and (still) Office 2000 I do not get this option at all - was this just a figment of my imagination or did I (without realizing it) have an addin on my other machine that did this for me?

    Very puzzling to this little black duck...
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  2. 07-09-2007, 06:52 PM #2
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    Issue resolved...

    No I'm not so mad after all - I had Stephen Bullens VBE tools addin installed (just found and re-installed it)
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