When you minimize the Connexion client, it becomes an icon in the task bar on your desktop, and you should be able to maximize/restore (redisplay) it by clicking the icon. Workaround: There are two additional options for getting to the macro help:Ĭlick on the Help menu above the toolbar, and then click Macro Helpīoth options will take you to the OCLC Macro support site.Ĭannot maximize (re-display) Connexion client from a minimized position in the task bar Due to the nature of the language used to code the macro editor, we are unable to remove this icon from the user interface. This icon utilized a feature that is no longer supported by Microsoft. In the Connexion macro editor and debugger, there is a question mark icon that would previously take users to macro-specific help. Help icon in the Connexion macro editor is no longer supported Workaround: If you are using an older, 32-bit version of Microsoft Office that is out of support, we suggest that you either upgrade your Microsoft Office to a newer, supported version or, that you do not upgrade to Connexion client 3.X, but instead continue to use version 2.63. Workaround: Using the View > Pinned menu option within Connexion Client when looking at multiple records at a time or using a virtual machine to run multiple instances of Connexion Client at one time.Ĭlient 3.X is not compatible with unsupported versions of Microsoft OfficeĬonnexion client 3.X is not compatible with versions of Microsoft Office that are no longer supported by Microsoft. Running multiple Connexion windows at the same timeĭue to the update to 64-bit, multiple instances of Connexion Client cannot run at the same time. Workaround: Restarting Connexion client may help with macro slowness. Some users have reported issues when working with macros that use dialog screens that have caused macros to run slow or crash.

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