I finally got back to this issue, and here is what I did: Record a one-line macro that makes a call to CollapseToDefinitions (select the item on the Edit Menu). Then create a DocumentEvents_DocumentOpened event handler in the Macro IDE (go to Macro Explorer, open the macro IDE, and select the Environment Events module in My Macros). Create a DocumentEvents_DocumentOpened handler and move the recorded call to CollapseToDefinitions to the event handler. Documents will now collapse to Definitions when they are opened.
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Re: Collapse to Definitions on Open?
by Dave Veeneman » Thu, 20 May 2004 23:55:09 GMT
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