Normally it is not a good idea to do the above. But anyways, what if have to? Here is the list of options you have with Visio to disable the built-in commands. Some of which may be well pretty obvious while others may be not that well known.
Visio project templates updated to version 1.0.2:– Now Visual Basic projects are also supported– now the platform of the installed Visio is selected by default, and Visio is selected as executable to debug by default– Added default UI to the installer– Fixed issue with some configurations (error on project creation if …
Hello all, Have recently published a bunch of templates to create Visio Add-ins in Visual Studio. Templates for creating Visio COM addnins & VSTO addins. The template includes: – Installer project – User interface to start with – A TaskPane (not really a “TaskPane”, but a docking panel), and a toggle button …
If you want to create a Visio add-in, there are several options available. You can go with plain COM addin, VSTO (Visual Studio Tools for Office) addin, or with a VSL. This project template provides an improved starting point to build managed Visio addins with Visual studio (including free Visual Studio Community Edition). Link …
This post explains how one can set up a standard SharePoint document library to store Visio drawings, with option to create new drawings from a custom template (i.e. to allow your custom templates under “New” button in SharePoint). I’ve spent some time figuring this out for myself.. 🙂 Can be …
Small fix in validation – now instead of big ugly message box in case formula cannot be set (e.g. if there is a syntax error in formula), a nice small tip message is shown =)
Here is the updated version (1.0.6). See basic info in the previous post, where the tool was introduced. Added: Now supports multi-select. You can select several shapes, and change a ShapeSheet cell for all of them at once, so you don’t need to edit it for each shape individuality. Highlight of …
