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As anybody who uses VBA in Office 2003 will know, it has the extremely frustrating tendency to do a syntax check every time you click off a line.
For example, if I start writing a line of code, I might go
For Each application In
And then think “crap, what’s the application collection called?” So I’ll hit “page up” to find it, and get (in this case) a “Compile Error”.
Can I turn this off?
Yes.
Goto Tools-> Options and turn off ‘Auto Syntax check’. While you’re there, turn on ‘Require variable declaration’:
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