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Tim Childs

MS Works and VB
 
Hi

Do Excel macros function OK in MS Works, please?

Thanks in advance

Tim




Claire[_4_]

MS Works and VB
 
Tim,

I searched for a few minutes and found nothing to sugjest
that MS Works supports VBA.

I don't use the Works suite, but my guess is "No."

If you find out for sure, please post either way.

thanks,
Claire
-----Original Message-----
Hi

Do Excel macros function OK in MS Works, please?

Thanks in advance

Tim



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Tim Childs

MS Works and VB
 
Claire

many thanks for feedback - I was wondering if a colleague in another firm
could use a file with VB code and it seems not. Trust Microsoft to remove
the good bits when selling Works!

Regards

Tim

"Claire" wrote in message
...
Tim,

I searched for a few minutes and found nothing to sugjest
that MS Works supports VBA.

I don't use the Works suite, but my guess is "No."

If you find out for sure, please post either way.

thanks,





Trevor Shuttleworth

MS Works and VB
 
Tim

I don't think it's a case of "Microsoft removing the good bits when selling
Works". It's a long time since I've used Microsoft Works and it was the DOS
version. At the time it was a superb product giving Windows type
capabilities to a low spec home use PC running under DOS. Obviously it has
evolved since I used it and is perhaps more aligned to its more
sophisticated siblings. I think you just have to accept that Microsoft
creates products for different markets ... you pay your money and you make
your choice.

Regards

Trevor


"Tim Childs" wrote in message
...
Claire

many thanks for feedback - I was wondering if a colleague in another firm
could use a file with VB code and it seems not. Trust Microsoft to remove
the good bits when selling Works!

Regards

Tim

"Claire" wrote in message
...
Tim,

I searched for a few minutes and found nothing to sugjest
that MS Works supports VBA.

I don't use the Works suite, but my guess is "No."

If you find out for sure, please post either way.

thanks,








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