RE Question

[kaihirst]

Hi,

quick question. I have made the decision to start commercially designing applicaitons in office and have a copy of 2000 developer (preferr 200 to any other version..). I need to know where do I get a copy of Visual Basic for Applications silly question I know, but there ya go!!!

software held

Visual Studio pro 2003/ 2002 student version as well
SQL server 2000 developer edition
office 2000 developer
visual studio 6.0 ent edition
My SQL
macromedia office
adobe office
list goes on if this is any help

wher do I get a copy of do I already have one??

ta

kai :wave:

[zaza]

Hi,

Errr...can't speak for Office Developer Edition, but every version of Office I have ever seen accesses VBA by Alt-F11, or from the Tools - Macro menu. It's built in!

zaza

[Hack]

zaza is right. If you have Word, you have Word VBA. If you have Excel, you have Excel VBA...etc for all office products.

[zaza]

Unless somehow you mean Visual Studio Tools for Office, and then...



...over to you, RD.

Apparently, it's quite good for Office development. Cost a few hundred pounds (GBP) though.

zaza

[RobDog888]

I havent seen a Office Developer 2000 version but I did have before the Office XP (2002) Developer version. It was like an addon and collection of tools and utilities for your Office installation. It wasnt a standalone Office app. You need Office first.

[zaza]

Surely one would have Office before getting Office Developer...?

[RobDog888]

Yes, that does sound logical doesnt it but I dont see where in the list that he shows having any version of Office?

:)

[kaihirst]

Hi,

Yes ahve a copy of Smal business edition on y machine, have not installed office pro, nouse for it until now.

If it is built in to all office produts, then why does it say that if needs visual basic for applcications 6.0 when it is built in??

if needs be, I might have to install office pro and sort it tthat way.

ta

kai :wave: