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Characters that appear in blue are reserved keywords, which are special to VBA; you cannot use these words as variable or procedure names Characters that appear in green are comments or remarks; VBA ignores these completely Characters that appear in red are lines with syntax errors VBA cannot understand your fractured VBA grammar All other characters appear in black Here are some important things to note:

Recorded macros are created as enclosed subs, starting with a Sub statement and ending with an End Sub statement Variables are dimensioned before you use them This means that you have to name a variable and set aside memory for it (dimension it) before you can do anything with it You are basically listing the players that will be participating in the program

Let time become a flexible life tool in your journey to realizing your higher purpose and greater potential a crucial navigation instrument that determines your trajectory toward True North and the velocity at which you get there Repeat this mantra to yourself when you are feeling that time is not on your side Copy it and keep it somewhere nearby for quick reference Time is my ally, my buddy We move through life together in harmony, like best friends I alone set my life s tempo, and it is the rhythm of my life and how I manage my energy that allows me to fill my time with more love, more interests, and greater meaning There are three ways to practice and implement the art of good timing in your life:

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You use Set to set a variable to reference that object If the variable is a simple variable if it just holds a number or a string (text) and not a reference to another object you do not need the Set statement

If you right-click CreateRectangle and select Quick Info from the pop-up menu, the definition for the CreateRectangle method is displayed, and you can see from the parameter names the meanings of each parameter If you have a look at the Layer class in the Object Browser, you will see quite a few members of Layer that start with Create These are the basic VBA shape-creation procedures Therefore, if you wanted an ellipse, you d use CreateEllipse; for a polygon, you would use CreatePolygon; or for some text, you would use CreateArtisticText Although you can program the creation of Artistic Text, you cannot record it using CorelDRAW s Macros Toolbar

The Selection tab lets you check the types of les that you want to copy automatically and also check the directories that you want to include in the operation You can limit the operation to simply data les, such as Microsoft Word or Adobe Illustrator les, or you can select any conceivable le on your system Once you have determined the range of les to include, you can proceed to the next tab and schedule the copy operations

For this macro, you recorded two distinct actions So, the code is longer and has more parts to it:

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Trust the process Work with the natural cycles and stages of life Thrive on bite-size pieces of small, doable actions

Sub RedFill_BlueOutline() '' Recorded 4/1/2008 '' Description: '' Simple test macro; creating a rectangle with a fill and outline Dim OrigSelection As ShapeRange Set OrigSelection = ActiveSelectionRange OrigSelectionApplyUniformFill CreateCMYKColor(0, 100, 100, 0) OrigSelectionSetOutlineProperties Color:=CreateCMYKColor(100, 100, 0, 0) OrigSelectionSetOutlineProperties 0041665 End Sub

Sub RedFill_BlueOutline() This line declares the beginning of the macro and the name you assigned it The three lines that follow as before are comment lines that hold useful information for you, but are not part of the code that performs any work Dim OrigSelection As ShapeRange This first line of the program code declares (dimensions) the term OrigSelection to be a ShapeRange A ShapeRange is a special VBA term that means a collection of shapes Set OrigSelection = ActiveSelectionRange Here the reference OrigSelection is set to the object ActiveSelectionRange, which is a reference to all the selected objects in the active window

OrigSelectionApplyUniformFill CreateCMYKColor(0, 100, 100, 0) This line sets the fill of the selected shape or shapes to a Uniform fill using the CMYK Red OrigSelectionSetOutlineProperties Color:= CreateCMYKColor(100, 100, 0, 0) CMYK Blue is the color specified here for the selected shape(s) outline OrigSelectionSetOutlineProperties 0041665 the width (in inches) of the 3-point-wide outline is specified End Sub

The Schedule tab offers considerable exibility for automating copy operations You can set up multiple days and multiple times for copy operations by checking the appropriate boxes Simple Trax will then carry out the automated tasks according to the schedule indicated