VBA: Deleting Error Messages/Warnings

Macro
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Hello

I have a little problem with my macro, it's that it displays all the error/warning messages when I save my shots. I would like to skip the error messages, any advice?

The macro bit that records and that I use is the next one:

Part.Extension.SaveAs pdfPathName, 0, 0, swExportPDFData, lErrors, lWarnings
Thanks in advance!

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Hello

For PDF.swp printing (23 KB)

I'm attaching the macro we use to make PDFs

Tell me again if it helped you

Centor

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Hello and thank you,

But unfortunately the messages of different scales are still present :frowning:

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Re

Uh, from what I know, the release in PDF loses the scale according to what we saw at home

On the other hand, in DXF you can keep it
Enregistre_DXF_echel_1-1.swp (34 KB)

You will just have to rename the path where you want to drop it

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@dustin.cornu please attach the full code if possible to help you as best as possible.
And also a screen print of the window that is displayed.

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DC - 2.swp ( 65.5 KB)

Hello

Here's the full code. This is a mill that will open the plans of all the parts and sub-assemblies of ALL ACTIVE assemblies (1 by 1) and save them in PDF and DXF under the file name + small modification (addition of the index in the middle of the designation).

It is not optimal in terms of construction but works ^^! I'll take it back when I've fixed the problem of the = dialog boxes>

It works very well except for the dialog box that bothers me because I have to stay in front of the PC to confirm each time

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Thanks in advance

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Ok I understand better with the window^tre.
It seems to me that we should add the Silent option:
https://help.solidworks.com/2017/English/api/sldworksapi/SolidWorks.Interop.sldworks~SolidWorks.Interop.sldworks.IModelDocExtension~SaveAs.html
The link to the option:
https://help.solidworks.com/2017/English/api/swconst/SOLIDWORKS.Interop.swconst~SOLIDWORKS.Interop.swconst.swSaveAsOptions_e.html
And an example in step but it doesn't change the principle:
https://help.solidworks.com/2017/English/api/sldworksapi/Import_STEP_File_Example_VB.htm

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Hello;

I'm using the " SaveAs2 " function for a relatively similar macro:

value = instance. SaveAs2(NewName, SaveAsVersion, SaveAsCopy, Silent)

SaveAs2 Method (IModelDoc2) body {visibility: hidden}

therefore...
Part.SaveAs2 NewFilePath & ".  DWG ", 0, True, False
and
Part.SaveAs2 NewFilePath & " .PDF ", 0, True, False

I will add that my settings for the "Save as: DWG" options are:
image

Kind regards.

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It works ^^! Thank you very much <3 I didn't know about this option!!