Make sure you have enabled Automation events on the Advanced tab, if this box is not checked you will not see the UML menu item or the Model Explorer.
Either you have Visio Professional or you have a 3rd party addon that adds its own UML menu. The built in UML is not in Visio Standard.
Do menu Tools -> Add-ons. At the bottom of the list does it say Organization Chart and Visio Extras, or, Business, Maps and Floor Plans and Visio Extras?
The UML won't appear until you select UML as a new drawing type. Is UML an option from the new drawing menu?
and what do you see on the menu when you do so?
On "Software and Database" menu I get the option to create the following diagrams, each in a Metric and a US units version:
- COM and OLE
- Conceptual Web Site
- Data Flow Model Diagram
- Database Model Diagram
- Enterprice Application
- Express-G
- Jackson
- ORM Diagram
- Program Structure
- ROOM
- UML Model Diagram
- Web Site Map
- Windows XP User Interface
This is the version I see in the "About Box":
Microsoft Office Visio 2007 (12.0.6536.5000) SP2 MSO (12.0.6554.5001)
and when you select UML?
menu Tools -> Options -> Advanced
ensure Enable Automation Events is ticked.
Try menu Help -> About -> Disables Items
and check that the UML addon is not in there.
Appearantly, Visio 2007 does not have that menu, but in the menu Tools -> Trust Center... and in the Add-ins category pane, it tells me, that there is no disabled or inactive application Add-ins! Isn't that what I'm looking for?
In the Menu tabs, click on UML > View > Model Explorer
The original poster said they had no UML menu.
Hi Any solution for this problem same here
Have Microsoft Office Visio 2007 (12.0.6536.5000) SP2 MSO (12.0.6554.5001)
Have Automation events on the Advanced tab enabled
but no UML Menu
Yes you are correct
Who is correct, what are you referring to?
I had the same problem.
I went to Tools > Trust Center... and then Add-ins tab, and unchecked the "Disable all Application Add-ins".
For what it's worth, I just experienced a "disappearing UML menu" in Visio Pro 2010. I understand this posting is for 2007 and that for some the issue is Professional vs Standard, disabled or inactive Add-ins, or disabled Automation events. Mine is none
of those and I wanted to share it in case others find it useful.
My UML menu disappeared seemingly consistent with my copying a number of shapes ( Object Lifelines, Messages, Activations, Text (non-UML), and Lines (non-UML) ) and pasting them into a new diagram (same model).
I recovered my missing UML menu as follows. From the model missing the UML menu I copied my apparently good (sequence) diagram. Closed that model and created an entirely new "UML Model Diagram". I pasted in the copied diagram. In the process I lost, and had to recreate, Object and Message names but, that might have been because I mistakenly pasted the sequence diagram's objects onto a static structure diagram. Oops. Once I fixed that - and my lost names - all was well.
Although I can't be certain, It is conceivable I induced the problem by *wrongly* adding a new diagram to my model by right clicking the (existing sequence) diagram's tab at the bottom of the screen and selecting Insert.
Has anyone found a solution to this problem yet? I am experiencing the same problems as TheGissel. I am using Visio 2007 (MS Office Visio 2007 (12.0.6556.5000) SP2 MSO (12.0.6662.5000)) Pro (on Windows 7 Pro
SP1), as installed by my site IT.
I am able to create a new drawing using the UML diagram using "Software and Database" -> "UML Model Diagram (US Units)". But when I do, there is no UML menu, or Model Explorer. I can add a class drawing object, set the class name, but I cannot modify anything else about the class. I have no disabled Add-Ons and I have made sure that "Enable Automation Events" is checked in Tools->Options->Advanced.
Had a thought overnight to try to use the "Change" feature of the Visio install package to see if UML was by chance available there and unchecked. When I went into "Control Panel"->"Programs"->"Programs and Features"->"Uninstall or change a program", I found that I indeed do NOT have Visio PRO, but MSO Visio Standard 2007. So I think that answers my question. Perhaps other users think they have Pro also but in reality do not? The Control Panel is a good way to verify.