VBLM allows you to define a print range based on the contents of language instance elements.
If you designate Selected Instances as your print range, the Select Instances to Print Window pops up after you click OK in the Print Window. This is where you set your criteria. It is an almost exact replica of the Search Window and works in similar fashion.
Three Examples:
1) To print all "Caption" properties:
a) Type "caption" in the Select Instances Where combo box (without the quotes).
b) Click Instance Name in the Is Found In frame.
c) Click OK
2) To print all string instances which have not been translated
a) Leave the Select Instances Where combo box empty
b) Click Instance Translation in the Is Found In frame.
c) Click OK
3) To print all strings used as MsgBox arguments (only possible if Code Context Information is available):
a) Type "MsgBox" in the Select Instances Where combo box (without the quotes).
b) Click Code Context in the Is Found In frame.
c) Click OK.
If no matches are found, VBLM allows you to select again. If matches are found, VBLM tells you how many and asks if you wish to print them.
The Whole Words Only and Case Sensitive options condition the matching process as expected.
See Also: Selecting a Print Range