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Default Linking Forms across seperate addins

Hi Jim,
I guess I could make one master dialog that brings up the addin dialog boxes
when you hit the appropriate button. I just thought there may be a neater
option. One that could display the objects of one form inside the other form.

"Jim Rech" wrote:

Assuming all the add-ins are open, why can't the master call a routine in a
sub add-in that displays its options dialog? You said you've set references
right?

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| The addins are already writing their settings to the registry. What I
would
| like is that each addin remains in charge of the appearance and code for
| making these settings, but having just one central location where all of
| these adjustments can be made. I don't want to have to create a seperate
menu
| in the Excel toolbar with links to each of the addins "option" dialog
boxes.
| Therefore I was hoping there was a way of connecting forms together in
some
| way, so that multiple forms from multiple addins could somehow be brought
| together. Perhaps I am hoping for too much?



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