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Can VBA codes can be protected from view.
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Can VBA codes can be protected from view.
Yes but it can be cracked if someone is determined enough, have a hex editor
and can go online If you go into the VBE (alt + F11) you can right click any VBA project and select properties (or select the project and do toolsvba project properties), there look under protection -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Prakash" wrote in message ... |
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Can VBA codes can be protected from view.
Yes, select the project in the VBIDE, right-click and choose Properties, and
it is all on the Protection tab. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Prakash" wrote in message ... |
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Can VBA codes can be protected from view.
Within the VBE with your project the active project:
Tools|VBAProject Properties Protection tab. But this isn't foolproof. There's lots of stuff that crack this password--some of it free, some not. Prakash wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
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