Nothing I have read about Office 2007 indicates that MS is moving it towards
the .Net side ; only VBA internally supported, with COM.
But it seems MS are providing more tools/means to work with Office app from
the .Net languages, although that is nothing to do Office per se.

NickHK

"CybearInsight" wrote in message
...
Thanks,

Dyalog APL is COM "Ready" (if that is the right word in 2006), but I was
hoping to use .NET. I see that I forgot to mention that I am targeting
Excel
2007. Surely(!?) Office 2007 has a (several?) .NET based mechanism(s) for
implementing extensions?

Morten

""Peter Huang" [MSFT]" wrote:

Hi,

The Excel Addin is a COM based technology.
Any COM supported language can implement the Addin interface, so we can
use
VB/VC/C# ..... to generate an Excel COM Addin.

But as for Dyalog APL, I did not know that before, so I am not sure if
it
is a COM Ready programming.

So in addition to Nick's suggestion, you may also consult the Dyalog APL
related resource.

Thanks!

Best regards,

Peter Huang

Microsoft Online Community Support
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