VBA Attach Reference File - Choose Orientation?

Question

To all the VBA / MDL gods out there ... 
 Is there a chance to attach a reference file and define the orientation (p.ex. "front", "back", "left") as shown below? 
 
 I was not able to find a way to touch this setting so far ...

Jon Summers · Accepted Answer

Unknown said: Is there a chance to attach a reference file and define the orientation 
 References and Attachments 
 Reference models are termed Attachment in VBA. Attach a model as a reference like this... 
 Dim oReference As Attachment Set oReference = ActiveModelReference.Attachments.Add ( FileSpecification , ModelName , LogicalName , Description , MasterOrigin , ReferenceOrigin [, TrueScale [, DisplayImmediately ]]) 
 You can see that there's no parameter to specify orientation, so you must use the methods of the new attachment. Use Attachment.Rotate to specify a rotation, then Attachment.Rewrite to make it permanent. 
 Orientation and Rotation 
 What is presented to the user as orientation is, in VBA terms, a view rotation where the view is one of the standard views . Attachment.Rotate rotates an attachment relative to a view rotation. From VBA help... 
 Attachment . Rotate rotates the Attachment about the View 's axes, not the model's axes. Use ViewSpecifier to select the view. 
 If the Attachment is clipped by an element, the clip element is rotated and immediately written to the file. In that case, the Attachment should always be written to the file to keep it in synch with its clipping element