VBA for AutoCAD 2002: Writing AutoCAD Macros
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (869 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0130652016 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 752 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Luther Cifers said Great book if you know VBA. If you already have a working knowledge of VBA and want to integrate AutoCAD with MS Office tools, this is a great book. The author does a good job of making sense and has plenty of good examples. Most definately a worthwhile investment.. Javier Aguado said Not good enough. The book is not good for beginners in vba and it is not good for programming big project.. W. C Davis said Not for beginners. This is a completely inappropriate book for anyone attempting to learn VBA with no prior VBA experience. There is no foundation laid for the examples, they include code that makes absolutely no sense because you haven't been introduced to that information yet. In chapter three the book has several examples of code to find the DXF codes for entities, but never tells you where to save it or how to run it. It's obvious that the author never thought to have someone with no VBA exp
VBA for AutoCAD 2002: Writing AutoCAD Macros also contains concise references to AutoCAD system and enumerated variables, object inheritance, and graphical entities. The key to all that power is Visual Basic for Applications. And the key to AutoCAD VBA programming is in your hands: VBA for AutoCAD 2002: Writing AutoCAD Macros.Clark ties together AutoCAD's key tools and VBA's capabilities as never before, showing how AutoCAD and VBA work together in the real world — and helping you create real-world applications faster than you ever thought possible. It's a powerful, programmable platform for automating complex design tasks, integrating design data with enterprise information systems, and solving a wide range of technical and business problems. One step at a time, you'll: Take control of AutoCAD: master the fundamentals of automation, COM, and ob
His work has been featured in publications ranging from Cadalyst to Facilities Design & Management to PC Magazine. . An AutoCAD user for over 15 years, Clark has developed several commercial AutoCAD applications. He writes Visual Basic/VBA code on a daily basis to help create and maintain facility databases. CLARK is project manager with a national consulting and systems integration firm specializing in facility management. JEFFREY E
Discover how AutoCAD and VBA work together in the real world¾and apply VBAÕs power to everything from 2D and 3D graphic objects to dimensioning, PaperSpace to database, and Web integration!. VBA for AutoCAD 2002: Writing AutoCAD Macros helps you leverage the full power of AutoCAD and VBA to automate complex design tasks, integrate design data across the enterprise, and solve more challenging problems than ever before