Can someone provide a pointer or two on converting vba code into a '.com' file?
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Creating a .com file
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Creating a .com file
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Don
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Re: Creating a .com file
VBA in an Office application (Word, Excel etc.) can't be converted to an executible directly (.com is rather obsolete, by the way, .exe is far more common these days).
You'd have to create a program in VB.Net, which would require rewriting parts of the code.
If you could provide some details of what you want to accomplish, we might be able to give a more specific answer.
You'd have to create a program in VB.Net, which would require rewriting parts of the code.
If you could provide some details of what you want to accomplish, we might be able to give a more specific answer.
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Hans
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Re: Creating a .com file
Thank you for the guidance Hans.HansV wrote:VBA in an Office application (Word, Excel etc.) can't be converted to an executible directly (.com is rather obsolete, by the way, .exe is far more common these days).
You'd have to create a program in VB.Net, which would require rewriting parts of the code.
If you could provide some details of what you want to accomplish, we might be able to give a more specific answer.
My question was raised as a possible/doubtful solution to the problem which Chris is attempting to overcome here.
Regards
Don
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