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Isolate View with VB Script

Isolate View with VB Script

Isolate View with VB Script

(OP)
I've been all through the API's but I can't find a way to isolate a view through VB Script.
Has anyone found a work around for this?
Recording a macro of isolating a view produce squat since it is a contextual operation.

TIA,
Puck

RE: Isolate View with VB Script

Hello,
You can isolate view, for example last view:

Set DrwView = DrwViews.Item(DrwViews.Count)
DrwView.Isolate

Regards TPale

RE: Isolate View with VB Script

(OP)
This method does not work I keep getting an error message that the object or method is not supported. DrwView.Isolate

RE: Isolate View with VB Script

(OP)
Doh I was in V5R10 when I tried this wokrs in V5R12.
Thanks

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