To add to this, there are an impressive array of options that significantly enhance the features of the traditional Class Builder and Add Procedure commands. Not only do they allow you to add properties, methods etc, but you have options to specify the name of the local variable used, whether the property is read-only, and whether to add an error handling routine too. You can even automatically convert public variables to property procedures, generate persistance code for UserControls, and view all the procedures in the current module at a glance (along with their scope and procedure type).
The Project features in VBMaximizer include automatic generation of code for custom collections and inherited classes. You can load and save strings from a form and code module, allowing the text to be spell checked or translated, for example, load and save references to DLLs and ActiveX controls, and generate statistics for your entire project. There is also a Compile and Run option, letting you compile your project to an EXE, and automaticaly run it.
Edit HotKeys, manage tab indexes, swap control positions, edit/paste/load/save control properties (ie their fonts) are just a few of the commands available for managing your forms and UserControls.
There are also a number of useful tools included loading/saving the IDE's layout, generate a GUID, registering DLLs, search the registry and a window inspector.
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