FIX: VBScript Macro Names Cannot Contain MBCS Characters

MORE INFORMATION

A Developer Studio macro is a Visual Basic Scripting Edition subroutine that contains VBScript commands and takes no parameters. The macro begins with a Sub statement, continues with VBScript commands that automate tasks in Developer Studio, and ends with an End Sub statement.

A macro needs a name before you record it or write it manually. When complete, the macro is stored in a text file known as a macro file (.dsm).

Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. On the Tools menu, click Macro.
2. If a message box appears, click OK.
3. In the Macro File list, select a macro file. If no macro file exists, click Options, and then click New File.
4. In the Macro Name box, enter a new name for the macro. Use at least one MBCS character.
5. Click Record.
   
   Note: You cannot record a macro that already exists or record to a file that is read-only.

An error dialog appears indicating the macro name is invalid.