Disconnecting a SW Add-in
Disconnecting a SW Add-in
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Who's got a good working macro to disconnect a SW add-in?
I tried some batch printing add-in and it's screwing with my print settings and I'm having some trouble ridding myself of it.
I tried some batch printing add-in and it's screwing with my print settings and I'm having some trouble ridding myself of it.
James Spisich
Design Engineer, CSWP






RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
Can't quite figure out how to get the API code from the help file to work though.
James Spisich
Design Engineer, CSWP
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
Which batch-printing add-in are you trying to get rid of?
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
swBatchPrint at the bottom. It doesn't take into account sheet/document specific settings
I have sheets setup to print portrait & landscape, but after installing this it will randomly garble the portrait/landscape setting and print the opposite.
It's a .dll add-in and can't just be deleted or removed from a button.
James Spisich
Design Engineer, CSWP
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
Nothing in add/remove programs. There's gotta be some way to remove it from solidworks itself so it doesn't even recognize it as an add-in.
James Spisich
Design Engineer, CSWP
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
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Then went through regedit and deleted every place it existed.
In case someone else has the same problem.
James Spisich
Design Engineer, CSWP
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
On my machine there is a swCP3 line in the Add/Remove section, and for various reasons I have un-installed and re-installed it several times without any known problems.
Did you disable swCP3 from the Tools > Add-ins list before trying to un-install it from the PC?
RE: Disconnecting a SW Add-in
I didn't install it as the swCP3 "set" as I found the swBatchPrint by itself on another site. I installed it by running the .dll through solidworks. Wasn't an .exe installer.
James Spisich
Design Engineer, CSWP