From your description, it appears that the PID shapes are in the group of Visio solutions that involve a DLL for extra code in addtion to the stencils. You need to copy the required DLL from Visio 2000 to Visio 2003, but there is no guarantee that the code will work. You may need to do some exploring in the template to determine the name of the DLL you need. Visio MVP Need stencils or ideas?

Oct 23, 2014. Found them, thanks to Microsoft provides these as. I haven't tried loading these into Visio 2013 yet, but my understanding is that the file formats for Visio are stable from Visio 2003 forwards so it should be fine. I want to create a number of macros and be able to use them in any Visio document. I know the rudiments of creating a macro with the 'Record Macro function', but it. Drawing canvas auto size, auto align and space of shapes. Ability to import DWG files into Visio. Easy shape customization. Improved container to classify shapes. Use Visio to create electrical engineering diagrams, including basic electrical, circuits and logic, systems, and more. Use the Electrical Engineering drawing type to create electrical and electronic schematic diagrams. Electrical engineering circuit. Drag electrical component shapes onto the drawing page.

Need VBA examples? Common Visio Questions 'Mike VV' wrote in message news. >I just upgraded my Visio 2000 to Visio 2003 standard and tried to open the older 'process engineering p&id' template. Visio 2003 gave me an error (after enabling macros to low security) stating that I needed to 'define the add-in path.' I searched for a download but came up empty.

>>How can I use the 'process engineering' templates from Visio 2000 in Visio 2003 standard ediction? The Process Engineering add-on is part of Visio 2003 Professional Edition. Belkin Wireless Router Ce0560 Manual.

This add-on can upgrade the Visio 2000 document and work with those shapes. You can open your existing diagram in Visio 2003 Standard Edition, but you will not have access to the functionality provided in the add-on. -- Mark Nelson Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. 'John Marshall, MVP' wrote in message news. >From your description, it appears that the PID shapes are in the group of >Visio solutions that involve a DLL for extra code in addtion to the >stencils. You need to copy the required DLL from Visio 2000 to Visio 2003, >but there is no guarantee that the code will work. >>You may need to do some exploring in the template to determine the name of >the DLL you need.

Visio MVP >>Need stencils or ideas? >Need VBA examples?

>Common Visio Questions >'Mike VV' wrote in message >news. >>I just upgraded my Visio 2000 to Visio 2003 standard and tried to open the >older 'process engineering p&id' template. Visio 2003 gave me an error >(after enabling macros to low security) stating that I needed to 'define the >add-in path.' I searched for a download but came up empty.

>>>>How can I use the 'process engineering' templates from Visio 2000 in Visio >2003 standard ediction? Mike: So this was an upgrade from Visio 2000 Pro to Visio 2003 Std? Visio MVP Need stencils or ideas?

Need VBA examples? Common Visio Questions 'Mark Nelson [MS]' wrote in message news. >The Process Engineering add-on is part of Visio 2003 Professional Edition. >This add-on can upgrade the Visio 2000 document and work with those shapes. >You can open your existing diagram in Visio 2003 Standard Edition, but you >will not have access to the functionality provided in the add-on. >>-- >Mark Nelson >Microsoft Corporation >>This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.