Operation Manual

688 | Corel DESIGNER X7 User Guide
The macro features for VBA and VSTA are installed with the software by default.
To specify VBA options
1
Click Tools Options.
2 In the Workspace list of categories, click VBA.
3 In the Security area, specify how to control the risk of running malicious macros by clicking Security options.
If you want to bypass this security feature, enable the Trust all installed GMS modules check box, and then proceed to step 6.
4 On the Security level page of the Security dialog box, enable one of the following options:
• Very high — allows only macros installed in trusted locations to run. All other signed and unsigned macros are disabled.
• High — allows only signed macros from trusted sources to run. Unsigned macros are automatically disabled.
• Medium — lets you choose which macros run, even if they are potentially harmful
• Low (not recommended) — allows all potentially unsafe macros to run. Enable this setting if you have virus-scanning software
installed, or if you check the safety of all documents that you open.
5 On the Trusted publishers page of the Security dialog box, review which macro publishers are trusted. Click View to display details on
the selected macro publisher, or click Remove to delete the selected macro publisher from the list.
If desired, you can enable or disable the Trust access to Visual Basic project check box for the selected macro publisher.
6 Disable the Delay load VBA check box if you want to load the VBA feature at start-up.
To access the macro tools
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To Do the following
Display the Macros toolbar
Click View Toolbars Macros.
A check mark next to the command indicates that the toolbar is
displayed.
Display the Macro Manager docker Do one of the following:
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Click Tools Macros Macro Manager.
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Click the Macro Manager button on the Macros toolbar.
Display the Macro Editor Do one of the following:
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Click Tools Macros Macro Editor.
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Click the Macro Editor button on the Macros toolbar.
•Right-click Visual Basic for Applications in the Macro Manager
docker, and then click Show IDE.
Display the VSTA Editor
Click Tools Macros VSTA Editor. (VSTA must be installed on your
computer.)
To create a macro project
• In the Macro Manager docker, do one of the following:
• Click Visual Studio Tools for Applications in the list, click New, and then click New macro project.
• Click Visual Basic for Applications in the list, click New, and then click New macro project.
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