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Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Applications (VSTA) — the successor to VBA, and an excellent choice for developers and other programming experts. VSTA provides the tools and features that you need to create the most advanced macro projects.
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Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) — a subset of the Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) programming environment, and an excellent choice for beginners. You can use VBA to create basic macros for personal use, but you can also use it to create more advanced macro projects.

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For detailed information on the differences between VBA and VSTA, please see the programming guide on the Developer area on the CorelDRAW community website.

To use VSTA macro features with CorelDRAW, you must have Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 installed. To use the VSTA Editor, you must first install Microsoft Visual Studio 2017, Community, Professional, Premium, Ultimate or Enterprise Edition; and then reinstall Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Applications 2017 from microsoft.com.

If you install Microsoft Visual Studio after installing CorelDRAW Graphics Suite, you must re-install the VSTA macro features by modifying your CorelDRAW Graphics Suite installation. For more information, see To manually install the macro features.

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Macros toolbar — provides easy access to common macro functions
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Scripts docker — provides easy access to all available macro projects for VBA, and to basic functions for working with those projects
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Script Editor (formerly the Visual Basic Editor) — provides advanced functions for creating VBA-based macro projects
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Visual Studio Editor — provides advanced functions for creating VSTA-based macro projects. The VSTA Editor is accessible only if you have Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 installed.

The Developer area on the CorelDRAW community website can help you with its wealth of useful resources: a programming guide, detailed Object Model reference documentation with code samples, object model diagrams, and in-depth programming articles and tutorials.

For more detailed information about VBA and its programming environment, please consult the Microsoft Visual Basic Help from the Help menu in the Script Editor.

For more detailed information about VSTA and its programming environment, please consult the Help menu in the VSTA Editor.

To manually install the macro features
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On the Windows Control Panel, click Uninstall a program.
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Double-click CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2019 on the Uninstall or change a program page.
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Enable the Modify option in the wizard that appears, and follow the instructions.
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On the Features page of the installation wizard, enable the following check boxes in the Utilities list box:
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Visual Basic for Applications
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Visual Studio Tools for Applications
To specify VBA options
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Click ToolsOptionsCorelDRAW.
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Click VBA.
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In the Security area, specify how to control the risk of running malicious macros by clicking Security Options.
If you want to bypass this security feature, enable the Trust all installed GMS modules check box, and then proceed to step 6.
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On the Security level page of the Security dialog box, enable one of the following options:
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Very high — allows only macros installed in trusted locations to run. All other signed and unsigned macros are disabled.
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High — allows only signed macros from trusted sources to run. Unsigned macros are automatically disabled.
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Medium — lets you choose which macros run, even if they are potentially harmful
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Low (not recommended) — allows all potentially unsafe macros to run. Enable this setting if you have virus-scanning software installed, or if you check the safety of all documents that you open.
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On the Trusted publishers page of the Security dialog box, review which macro publishers are trusted. Click View to display details on the selected macro publisher, or click Remove to delete the selected macro publisher from the list.
If desired, you can enable or disable the Trust access to Visual Basic project check box for the selected macro publisher.
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Disable the Delay load VBA check box if you want to load the VBA feature at start-up.
To access the macro tools
Click ToolsScriptsScript Editor.
Click the Script Editor button on the Macros toolbar.
Right-click Visual Basic for Applications in the Scripts docker, and then click Show IDE.
Click ToolsScriptsVisual Studio Editor. (VSTA must be installed on your computer.)
To create a macro project
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In the Scripts docker, do one of the following:
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Click Visual Studio Tools for Applications in the list, click New, and then click New macro project.
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Click Visual Basic for Applications in the list, click New, and then click New macro project.
Click Visual Studio Tools for Applications in the list, click Load, and then choose the project.
Click Visual Basic for Applications in the list, click Load, and then choose the project.
Right-click the project in the list, and then click Rename.
Right-click the project in the list, click Copy to, and then choose the target location for the copied project.
Click the Simple mode button .
Click the project in the list, click New, and then click New module.
Right-click the project in the list, and then click New module.
Click the module in the list, and then click the Edit button .
Right-click the module in the list, and then click Edit.
Right-click the module in the list, and then click Rename.
Click the module in the list, and then click the Delete button .
Right-click the module in the list, and then click Delete.
Right-click the macro project in the list, and then click Unload macro project.
To create a macro
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In the Scripts docker, do one of the following:
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Click the container you want, click New, and then click New macro.
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Right-click the desired container module, and then click New macro.
Click the macro in the list, and then click the Edit button .
Right-click the macro in the list, and then click Edit.
Click the macro in the list, and then click the Delete button .
Right-click the macro in the list, and then click Delete.
To record a macro
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Click ToolsScriptsStart Recording.
The Record macro dialog box appears.
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In the Macro name box, type a name for the macro.
Macro names can contain numerals, but they must begin with a letter. Macro names cannot contain spaces or non-alphanumeric characters other than underscores ( _ ).
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In the Save Macro In box, choose the macro project to which you want to save the macro.
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Type a description of the macro in the Description box, and then click OK.
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Perform the actions that you want to record.
The application begins recording your actions. If you want to pause recording, click ToolsMacrosPause recording. Repeat this step to resume recording.
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To stop recording, click FileScriptsStop Recording.
The recording of this command is not supported.'), but the recording process continues until you stop it. You can view any comments in the code by opening the macro in the Script Editor.

By default, macros are recorded in the GlobalMacros project so that they can be accessed from other documents. However, you can change the default macro project for recordings by right-clicking another project in the Scripts docker, and then clicking Set as recording project. You cannot specify a locked macro project.

You can cancel recording a macro, and discard any commands recorded thus far, by clicking ToolsMacrosCancel recording.

You can also record, pause, and stop recording a macro by using the Macros toolbar or the Scripts docker (FileScriptsScripts).

To record a temporary macro
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Click ToolsScriptsRecord Temporary Script.
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Perform the actions that you want to record.
The application begins recording your actions. If you want to pause recording, click ToolsScriptsPause Recording. Repeat this step to resume recording.
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To stop recording, click FileScriptsStop Recording.
The macro is temporarily saved to the default recording project. When the current session is ended, the macro is deleted from that project.

By default, macros are recorded in the GlobalMacros project so that they can be accessed from other documents. However, you can change the default recording project by right-clicking another project in the Scripts docker, and then clicking Set as recording project. (You cannot specify a locked macro project.) If you want, you can create multiple temporary recordings by assigning each one to its own macro project.

You can cancel recording a macro, and discard any commands recorded thus far, by clicking ToolsScriptsCancel Recording.

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You can also pause and stop recording a temporary macro by using the Macros toolbar or the Scripts docker (ToolsScriptsScripts).

To play a macro
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Do any of the following:
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Click ToolsScriptsRun Script, or click the Run macro button on the Macros toolbar. From the Macros in list box, choose the project or file in which the macro is stored. From the Macro name list, choose the macro. Click Run.
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In the Scripts docker, double-click the macro in the list.
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In the Scripts docker, click the macro in the list, and then click the Run button .
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In the Scripts docker, right-click the macro in the list, and then click Run.
To play a temporary macro
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Click Tools ScriptsRun Temporary Script.

If you have created multiple temporary macros, you must specify which macro project contains the one that you want to run. Right-click the project in the Scripts docker, and then click Set as recording project.

To access Object Model reference documentation from within the Script Editor
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While in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications, press F2 to display the Object Browser.
The Object Browser displays all the features and functions that can be automated in the Script Editor.
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Choose VGCore from the Library list box.
The Object Browser is updated to display only the features and functions of CorelDRAW that can be automated in the Script Editor. Collectively, these features and functions are called an 'object model.'
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Click an item in the Object Browser, and press F1.

You can also display information for any item in the Code window of the Script Editor by clicking that item and pressing F1.

The features documented in the Help are available in the full version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2019. Some features may not be available in this version of the product.

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Macros for CorelDraw are easy to install. Some come with an installer. You just click on the installer and they install automatically. Of course restart CorelDraw after installing.

(My commercial macros DO NOTcome with an installer and are only sold to those who have intermediate to professional experience with CorelDraw and macros).

Extract or copy the GMS file to:

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In X5 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite X5DrawGMS

In X6 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6DrawGMS

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In X7 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7DrawGMS

In X8 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite X8DrawGMS

In v.2017 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2017DrawGMS

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In v.2018 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2018DrawGMS

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In v.2019 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2019DrawGMS

In v.2020 put .gms file here: C:Users<your user name>AppDataRoamingCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2020DrawGMS

NOTE: If you do not see the GMS folder it is because you have not started VBA yet in your CorelDraw application. I recommend you go to Tools > Options and in the setting for VBA uncheck Delay load VBA.

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In older versions of Windows and CorelDraw you can put here (pre XP sp3):

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C:Program FilesCorelCorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4DrawGMS

After installing the macro either by and installer or by copying the GMS file to the correct location then you need to put a shortcut in CorelDraw so you can run it. Go to Tools>Customize

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