Needs: An UnZIPing Program, Winword 6.x, Windows 3.x
Keywords: Juden, EJuden, VB, Visual Basic, Basic, MAK, Form, Module, Winword, Word for Windows, Convert, Document, DOC, DOT, Template
Uploaded by EJuden (the author)
VB2DOC6 will read a Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0 Mak file and create a document based on the Form and Basic modules you select. Some of the features of this version are:
* This program will include a Table of Contents, showing all Subs and Functions within your project and to what pages they may be referenced.
* The program will also create an index on ALL the variables used within your project and what pages they are found used in.
* You have an option of creating up to five other indexes, a Constant variable index, a Global variable index, a Structure index, an Object index and a Sub/Function index. All these indexes will list the variables used and what pages they are found used in.
* The program will count the number of times that a Sub or Function is used within your project, (great for eliminating those unused procedures!).
* You have the option of creating the document to be used as whitepaper, or as a book, which will place all page numbers on the upper right of all odd pages, and on the upper left of all even pages, as well as increase the inner margin to make room for a binding.
* Once the document is created, the document will store the name of all Subs and Functions as bookmarks so that you may jump to any Sub or Function quickly.
* You may also individually select any Sub or Function to print, or create a separate VB2Doc document with itÆs own instance of the VB2Doc template, or you may quickly copy the Sub or Function to the clipboard for pasting into your code.
* Any of the formatting used in the document may be quickly changed either before or after document creation.
Please copy both files, æVB2Doc6.dotÆ and æVB2Doc.hlpÆ to your Word for Windows 6.0 template subdirectory. IMPORTANT: Both files must reside in the same template subdirectory. All Form and Basic Modules MUST be saved as Text.
