Visio.Application.ActiveWindow.md

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Application.ActiveWindow property (Visio)	vis_sdr.chm10013035	vis_sdr.chm10013035	Visio.Application.ActiveWindow	6da310fd-3fb1-618b-d80f-98ee1e45d5a2	06/24/2019	medium

Application.ActiveWindow property (Visio)

Returns the active Window object. Read-only.

Syntax

expression.ActiveWindow

expression A variable that represents an Application object.

Return value

Window

Remarks

The active window can be one of the following window types: Drawing, Stencil, ShapeSheet, Edit Icon, or a Drawing or Stencil window created by an add-on.

The application's active window can only be an MDI frame window—it cannot be one of the floating, docked, or anchored windows. For a complete list of window types, see the Window.Type property.

If a window in an instance of Microsoft Visio is not active, the ActiveWindow property returns Nothing.

If your Visual Studio solution includes the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Visio reference, this property maps to the following types:

• Microsoft.Office.Interop.Visio.IVApplication.ActiveWindow

Example

The following Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro shows how to get the active window without qualification from the Microsoft Office Visio global object, which is automatically available to VBA code that is part of the VBA project of a Visio document.

 
Public Sub ActiveWindow_Example() 
  
    Dim vsoWindow As Visio.Window  
 
    'Get the active window. 
    Set vsoWindow = ActiveWindow  
 
    'To verify that we got the active window, print its caption.  
    Debug.Print vsoWindow.Caption  
 
End Sub

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