Brett Shepard

I'm getting the same error on a different Access project on a brand new machine ``` 2021-06-24 12:04:16.4689;ERROR-2.5.2.5951;Rubberduck.Parsing.VBA.Parsing.ModuleParser; Unexpected exception thrown in thread 10 while parsing module Tools, ParseTaskID da4f5e90-fea9-4495-8702-c2c800aa47a5.;System.UnauthorizedAccessException:...

I have finally discovered what the issue is that's causing all the seemingly random behavior! Late last week, I fired off my Access application to generate my monthly reports. It...

I have now worked around this issue by getting the current user name and computer ID from environment variables that _happen_ to be set by our IT department. However, this...

@Vogel612 If I use the CE to add a new, blank module, and RD only parses modules that have change, then the parse should be nearly instant - it should...

If the issue is _adding_ modules, you could always add them via the default _Project Explorer_ instead of RD's _Code Explorer_. Add your 3, 4, 5, whatever number of standard...

Just to cover the obvious, if you collapse the `Library References` and `VBAProject` trees in the CE, those are the only two that show?

I _believe_ that's by design. Since RubberDuck can't parse the code if it's in a locked workbook, I believe that it doesn't even bother listing it. That would make sense...

> Do I have to be a PC administrator to be able to install, because I am not by default ? As I understand it, if you install "for the...

Yup, you are correct - when I click the IDE title bar, the code does appear highlighted. However, this is new behavior. Previous versions (not sure how previous) would show...

I'd think that is fixable, since it seems to have been broken (recently-ish). This is not something I'd ever had issue with before. I tried using the CI window docked...