Barry Clark
18th May 2004, 04:05 am
Just in case someone else here is getting into VB/VBA and encountered this problem, I thought I might help.
I, while using Visual Basic.NET, could not for the life of me find the AutoCAD 2004 Type Library so essential to getting VB to to "talk" to AutoCAD.
You can find it either in the "ENU" file or in the "AutoDesk Shared" file.
A simple search for:
acax16enu.tlb
will find it on your system.
I hope this helps someone.
I, while using Visual Basic.NET, could not for the life of me find the AutoCAD 2004 Type Library so essential to getting VB to to "talk" to AutoCAD.
You can find it either in the "ENU" file or in the "AutoDesk Shared" file.
A simple search for:
acax16enu.tlb
will find it on your system.
I hope this helps someone.