Documents.OpenEx Method
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Opens an existing Visio file using extra information passed in an argument.
Version Information
Version Added: Visio 4.0
Syntax
expression.OpenEx(FileName, Flags)
expression A variable that represents a Documents object.
Parameters
Name | Required/Optional | Data Type | Description |
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FileName | Required | String | The name of the file to open. |
Flags | Required | Integer | Flags that indicate how to open the file. |
Return Value
Document
Remarks
The OpenEx method is identical to the Open method, except that it provides an extra argument in which the caller can specify how the document opens.
The Flags argument should be a combination of zero or more of the following values.
Constant | Value |
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visOpenCopy |
&H1 |
visOpenRO |
&H2 |
visOpenDocked |
&H4 |
visOpenDontList |
&H8 |
visOpenMinimized |
&H10 |
visOpenRW |
&H20 |
visOpenHidden |
&H40 |
visOpenMacrosDisabled |
&H80 |
visOpenNoWorkspace |
&H100 |
If visOpenDocked is specified, the file appears in a docked rather than an MDI window, provided that the file is a stencil file and there is an active drawing window in which to put the docked stencil window.
If visOpenDontList is specified, the name of the opened file does not appear in the list of recently opened documents on the File menu.
If visOpenMinimized is specified, the file opens minimized—it is not active. This flag is not supported in versions of Visio earlier than 5.0b.
If visOpenMacrosDisabled is specified, the file opens with Visual Basic macros disabled. This flag is not supported in versions earlier than Visio 2002.
If visOpenHidden is specified, the file opens in a hidden window.
If visOpenNoWorkspace is specified, the file opens with no workspace information.
Example
This Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro shows how to use the OpenEx method to open a copy of a stencil file in Visio.
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