Microsoft Office 2000 Developer |
Development teams can increase their productivity by storing reusable code in a centralized database. The Code Librarian includes a large starter database of prewritten code for standard routines for Office 2000, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), and the Visual Studio® development system. You can add your own code to the existing Code Librarian database, or you can create new code databases.
Note The Code Librarian database is located in Office 2000 Developer directory at ..\Microsoft Office\ODETools\V9\CodeLib.mdb.
Each code snippet is associated with categories and keywords, which makes it easier to find the code you are looking for. Once you have located a desired piece of code in the Code Librarian, it is easy to add that code to your code module. In addition to an Insert Code in Module command that copies the code snippet directly into the active code module, the Code Librarian also supports both drag-and-drop and cut-and-paste actions.
For more information about using the Code Librarian, see Sharing and Reusing Source Code. For more information about using the Code Librarian with the Visual Studio development environment, see Enhancements for Visual Studio Users.
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Inserting, editing, and copying code using the Code window | Code Window |
General and keyword-specific searches | Database Window |
Organizing source code into categories | Add Category Dialog Box |
Specifying new source code categories | New Categories Dialog Box |
Adding searchable keywords | Add Keyword Dialog Box |
Automatic delete options | Options Dialog Box |