Allow Break on Errors
Allows VBA to enter Break mode when an error is encountered. Break mode
is a temporary suspension of program execution in the development
environment. In Break mode, you can examine, debug, reset, step through,
or continue program execution.
When you select Allow Break on Errors, unhandled errors found during the
execution of a VBA macro suspend the execution of the macro and display
the Visual Basic Editor at the point of the error in the macro.
When you clear Allow Break on Errors, untrapped errors found during the
execution of a VBA macro display a message alerting you to the error and
then end execution of the macro.
Enable Auto Embedding
Automatically creates an embedded VBA project for all drawings when you
open the drawing.
Enable Macro Virus Protection
Enables the virus protection mechanism for VBA macros. The virus
protection mechanism displays a built-in warning message whenever you
open a drawing that might contain macro viruses.
VBARUN Command Line
If you enter
-vbarun
at the Command prompt, VBARUN displays prompts
on the command line.
Macro name: Enter the name of the macro to run
For embedded or loaded global projects, enter the name of the macro to run.
If the macro name is not unique among all the currently loaded projects, you
must also include the name of the project and module in which the macro is
found. For example, to run a macro named Test in a project named Project1,
and a module named Module1, enter the following information at the Macro
name prompt:
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