Can I programmatically hide or remove the title of a Custom Table in an Inventor drawing?

Yes. QuickBooks can connect to apps such as Shopify, BigCommerce, Square, PayPal, and other sales tools you may already be using

HANDBRAKE is one of the most popular and free video conversion tools.

It is open source, easy to use, and works on Windows and Mac.

If the fx parameter is derived from another editable parameter, you can:

• Use VBA to change the base parameter.
• The fx parameter will update automatically.

Dim oPartDoc As PartDocument
Set oPartDoc = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument

Dim oParams As Parameters
Set oParams = oPartDoc.ComponentDefinition.Parameters

oParams.Item(\"BaseLength\").Value = 10 ' This affects fx parameters that depend on BaseLength

It is possible to access and manipulate an embedded Word document in an Inventor drawing, but it requires a bit of a workaround since the Inventor API doesn't expose embedded OLE objects directly for editing.

If your goal is to auto-fill the checklist with iProperties, consider:

1. Store the checklist externally (not embedded) and link it via Inventor.
2. Use Word Interop to open and populate fields from Inventor iProperties.
3. Optionally embed the updated Word file back into the drawing.

Yes, Nishan-it is possible to build an Inventor assembly file (.iam) offline, without launching the Inventor UI, using the ApprenticeServer API.

You can prepare a blank .iam template and use Apprentice to:

1. Open the template
2. Insert existing .ipt files as component occurrences
3. Save the modified .iam

Here’s a simplified VB.NET snippet using Apprentice:

Dim apprenticeApp As New Inventor.ApprenticeServerComponent
Dim asmDoc As ApprenticeServerDocument = apprenticeApp.Open("C:\Templates\BlankAssembly.iam")

Dim partDoc As ApprenticeServerDocument = apprenticeApp.Open("C:\Parts\MyPart.ipt")
Dim asmCompDef As ApprenticeComponentDefinition = asmDoc.ComponentDefinition

' This part is tricky — Apprentice does not expose AddOccurrence directly
' You'd need Inventor API for precise placement and constraints

asmDoc.SaveAs("C:\Assemblies\BuiltOffline.iam", False)