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Failed To Initialize Visual Basic For Apps Solidworks 2014
try again. 6 Replies Latest reply on Dec 22, 2014 2:50 AM by Furkan Aytac ERROR > "Failed to initialize Visual Basic for Apps, equations and macros will not work. Are vba solidworks you low on disc space?" Mauricio Martinez-Saez Sep 28, 2010 1:52 AM I am getting the ERROR on a Dell T7500 Windos 7 Ultimate x64 and MS Office 2010, everytime I open and edit a design table created on a SW 2009 with Office 2003 on Windows XP Profesional x64... I check the existance of the 1033 folder, etc. Also, after this solidworks api help happen, SW Rx open showing an empty screen... do any one have this problem before? Do some one know how to fix the issue? How I can do a deinstall and clean reinstall on SW 2010? I believe that if I reinstall (clean) both SW and Office 2010 this may fix alone... (somehow some part of VB is bad now).BTW... I have lots of free space on the disk (over 200 GB) and have full permission over the TEMP folders... I have the same question Show 0 Likes(0) 8763Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 6 replies Re: ERROR > "Failed to initialize Visual Basic for Apps, equations and macros will not work. Are you low on disc space?" Jan Van Leeuwen Sep 28, 2010 2:40 AM (in response to Mauricio Martinez-Saez) Just to check: did you put the User Account Control setting slider completely down at Never notify in the Win 7-64 system? Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions Re: ERROR > "Failed to initialize Visual Basic for Apps, equations and macros will not work. Are you low on
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written your first "serious" SolidWorks API macro. You're ready to share with your co-workers. You fire up your email, attach http://www.cadsharp.com/blog/solidworks-api-compile-error-cant-find-project-or-library/ the macro, and click Send. Expecting an avalanche of compliments, you instead get several responses from your co-workers telling you that the macro doesn't run. "Doesn't run?! How can that be? It runs fine on my computer!" You ask for a screenshot of the error and this is what they send you: Has this ever happened to you? Maybe not visual basic in this exact scenario, but the infamous "Compile error: Can't find project or library" error message eventually befalls every API programmer trying to share their VBA handiwork with others. Fortunately, it isn't that hard to fix. The Cause When you write code with the SolidWorks API, you constantly use what are called "API calls". These are the functions you failed to initialize use in your code to execute commands in SolidWorks. Visual Basic for Applications, however, can't make heads or tails of these API calls unless your code references the appropriate libraries. By libraries I mean the .dll and .tlb files created by SolidWorks Corporation that define each SolidWorks API call. Some of the more common ones include: SolidWorks 20XX Type Library SolidWorks 20XX Commands type library SolidWorks 20XX Constant type library SolidWorks 20XX Extensibility type library Etc. You can see this list if, while in the VB Editor, you go to Tools->References. If you click on one of these listings, you'll also see the file path for the type library. When you create a new macro on your computer, the macro looks at these paths for the references. The problem occurs when you transfer that macro to another computer that has these references in a different location. If your macro can't locate a reference, you may see the word "MISSING" before the missing reference, but not necessarily. The Solution At the computer where the error is occurring, op