Have you ever encountered a situation where you have to copy all the members of one structure to another and then back. Code like this:

    Load frmAppOptions
    With frmAppOptions
        .DefaultAniFormat = mPrefs.DefaultAniFormat
        .MaximumCalls = mPrefs.MaximumCalls
        .QuerySystemOnStartup = mPrefs.QuerySystemOnStartup
        .QueryOnControllerIdle = mPrefs.AniTimeout
        .EnableTimeSyncHours = mPrefs.EnableTimeSyncHours
        
        .Show vbModal
        If Not .Cancelled Then
            mPrefs.DefaultAliDmsSelection = .DefaultAliDmsSelection
            mPrefs.MaximumCalls = .MaximumCalls
            mPrefs.QuerySystemOnStartup = .QuerySystemOnStartup
            mPrefs.AniTimeout = .QueryOnControllerIdle
            mPrefs.EnableTimeSyncHours = .EnableTimeSyncHours
        End If
    End With

Essentially, what is happening you are populating the properties of one object with data and then you read the properties back into the original object. That's a time consuming task. I don't want to waste my time typing, thus this Add-In.

In order to start working with this add-in, you need to register it. There are two ways to accomplish this. You can load the Visual Basic project and re-compile it (overwriting the original Line Swap Addin.dll file). You can also open a command window and navigate to the folder containing the supplied Line Swap Addin.dll file and type the following:

regsvr32 "Line Swap Addin.dll"

This will enter the ActiveX DLL's information into the registry. The next time you load Visual Basic you should see its menu option in the Add-Ins menu.

strAppName = MyObject.AppName

MyObject.AppName = strAppName