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Darin Park Darin Park is offline Using VBA to enable a COM ADD-IN Windows 10 Using VBA to enable a COM ADD-IN Office 2019
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Question Using VBA to enable a COM ADD-IN

Hi guys. This is driving me crazy. I use Dragon NaturallySpeaking with Word quite a bit, however, Word was taking a hit on load up by the Nuance COM ADD-IN. I disable the add-in and only turned it on whenever I needed it. But it's a five mouse click operation that takes me out of my document and interrupts my workflow. I tried using macro recorder to capture my keystrokes of enabling the ADD-IN, but the macro recorder won't capture those keystrokes and mouse clicks to enable the ADD-IN.

So, my question is this. I don't know how to write the code for it so do any of you know how to write a code to:

(1) Click on File
(2) Click on Options
(3) Click on Add-Ins
(4) Click on COM Add-ins (and then the Go... button)
(5) Click on the tick box for the add-in and then click OK.



I know how to add that macro to the taskbar once coded so it's a single click. I just don't know how to code that in the first place.
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