Menu items

New is used to create a new BlueZone Plus VBA project. You can create a project with any name you wish by selecting New from the BlueZone Plus VBA Macro menu.

A standard Windows file dialog will be presented. Choose any name you wish and click the Open button. A BlueZone Plus VBA project with that name will be created. The new project name will now appear at the top of the BlueZone Plus VBA menu.

Open is used to open an existing BlueZone Plus VBA project. Only one BlueZone Plus VBA project can be active at a time.

Save is used to save the currently active BlueZone Plus VBA project.

Save As is used to save the currently active BlueZone Plus VBA project under a different name.

Close is used to "close down" BlueZone Plus VBA. If you are not going to be using BlueZone Plus VBA for a while you may want to close it down so it is not active.

ToolBar is a toggle used to either turn on or off the BlueZone Plus VBA Macro toolbar.

Macros is used to display the BlueZone Plus VBA Macro dialog which will display all of the existing macros in the currently active BlueZone Plus VBA project.

Record New Macro is used to start the recording of a new BlueZone Plus VBA macro.

Visual Basic Editor is used to launch the Visual Basic Editor or sometimes called the IDE.

Properties is used to access the configurable properties of BlueZone Plus VBA. The configurable properties of BlueZone Plus VBA are:

Auto Play

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Play Macro on Startup: If you want a macro to automatically play when the BlueZone session is launched, check the check box and enter the name of the macro you wish to play. The "path" is not necessary, just the name of the macro.

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Play Macro on Connect: If you want a macro to automatically play upon connection to the host, check the check box and enter the name of the macro you wish to play.

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Play Macro on Disconnect: If you want a macro to automatically play upon disconnection from the host, check the check box and enter the name of the macro you wish to play.

ToolBar

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Show Button Labels on Toolbar: This option toggles the text labels on the toolbar on or off.

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Customize: Use the Customize button to access the following options that are used to customize the way the VBA toolbar is presented.

Menu buttons

Use the following three options to control what features show on the VBA toolbar:

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Show Play Macro Button

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Show Record Macro Button

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Show VBA IDE Button

Macro buttons

The Add, Rename and Delete buttons are used to add macros to the VBA Toolbar. When you add a macro, a button will also be assigned to that macro.

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Add

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Rename

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Delete