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What’s wrong with this picture?

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It means that Visual Basic has no information in it’s help file for a particular keyword.

Yes, I’m being dense on purpose . Seriously, though. Don’t click the ‘Help’ button, or you’ll be stuck in an n-th complexity infinite binary loop!

Good Luck!

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So, it should look like this:

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I think this is what they meant…

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Did I wander into Scuttlebutt by mistake?

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Gosh, the one time I’m bad. (As far as I can recall…)

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Yeah, right! Short term memory loss, Jefferson?

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Ok, let’s keep this on topic. If I click the Buy Support button (and make a support transaction $$) will I get VBA help for the hidden properties and methods revealed in the Object Browser? If no help is truly available (then why put a ‘Help’ button on the dialog), should I start programming in StarOffice? Please help.

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You could buy support — but why not just upgrade to the next version? The ‘no help’ help should be available in .NET.

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Great, thanks. I’ll check it out.

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