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This tool helps print color coded source listings and database schemes.
This utility will let you get source code printed in color. This is possible for source code in Visual Basic 6, Visual Studio .NET and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). This is very useful when reading the code, particularly for code walk-through and at debug time. This same tool will let you print out the schema of your Microsoft SQL server databases. Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) add-in lets you get the source code printing done in color and can be exported to other applications in RTF or PDF formats. You can review the code visually before getting it printed. This application has several modules that facilitate different ways of getting the print outs. The VBAcodeprint module lets you work easily with CorelDraw, Visio and AutoCAD. This enables you to print the source code of applications developed using VBA6 and VBA7. You can print the source code of your applications across the entire Office XP, 2000-2013 as well as other VBA Enabled applications. The print outs use color to highlight syntax features as well as connecting lines to describe the program structure. This can ease the code reading for review or debug quite a bit.
VScodePrint offers similar features for Visual Studio .NET. VBCodePrint does the job for Visual Basic 6. SQLserverPrint helps get the database schema printed out in color. You will be able to create electronic (display) or a paper copy of your Microsoft SQL Server Tables, Views, Stored Procedures, Logins, etc. and their associated dependencies, permissions, etc. SQL Server 2005, 2008, 2012 are supported. This is a very good tool.
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