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Get Object from SourceSafe Dialog Box (VBA Source Control Add-In)

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Copy a Microsoft® Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) object from another project in the current Microsoft® Visual SourceSafe™ database into your current project on your workstation. You then have the option to put the object under source code control within your project. The copied object is essentially a new object that now belongs to your project and is no longer associated with the object's original source. The original object still remains in Visual SourceSafe.

  • Select object to get
    Displays the directory where you can select the VBA object you want to use.
  • Object name
    Indicates the full path for the selected object.
  • Get
    Copies the selected VBA object into your current working folder.

See Also

VBA Source Control Add-In | Add Files to SourceSafe Dialog Box (VBA Source Control Add-In) | Add to SourceSafe Project Dialog Box | Check In Objects to SourceSafe Dialog Box | Check Out Files from SourceSafe Dialog Box (VBA Source Control Add-In) | History Details Dialog Box | VBA Project Properties Window (VBA Source Control Add-In) | Differences Dialog Box (VBA Source Control Add-In) | History of <File> Dialog Box | Source Code Control Results Dialog Box | Undo Checkout of Files from SourceSafe Dialog Box | Visual SourceSafe Login Dialog Box