Excel VBA Projects & Visual Source Safe; WinAPI, Code Librarian.
 

Hi All

I have Office 2000 Developer on one machine (that I use little) and am
using Office 2003 on my main machine.

I have not used VSS with Office 2000 Developer, but am interested to
know whether I can use my Excel 2003 projects in VSS.

Also, can I utilise the VBE Add-Ins (such as WinAPI Viewer and Code
Librarian) with Excel 2003?

Thanks in advance

Paul Martin
Melbourne, Australia

Excel VBA Projects & Visual Source Safe; WinAPI, Code Librarian.
 

Hi Paul,

I have Office 2000 Developer on one machine (that I use little) and am
using Office 2003 on my main machine.

I have not used VSS with Office 2000 Developer, but am interested to
know whether I can use my Excel 2003 projects in VSS.

Also, can I utilise the VBE Add-Ins (such as WinAPI Viewer and Code
Librarian) with Excel 2003?

Yes you can - if you install the Office 2000/XP Developer Edition, the
tools still work fine with Excel 2003. I'm not sure about the
installation, though - you may have to install the entirety of Office
2000, then upgrade it to 2003.

Regards

Stephen Bullen
Microsoft MVP - Excel

Professional Excel Development
The most advanced Excel VBA book available
www.oaltd.co.uk/ProExcelDev

Excel VBA Projects & Visual Source Safe; WinAPI, Code Librarian.
 

Thanks Stephen.

But does your answer bear in mind that my Office 2003 is not a
developer edition?

Regards

Paul Martin
Melbourne, Australia

Excel VBA Projects & Visual Source Safe; WinAPI, Code Librarian.
 

Yes it does.

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Tom Ogilvy


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Thanks Stephen.

But does your answer bear in mind that my Office 2003 is not a
developer edition?

Regards

Paul Martin
Melbourne, Australia

Excel VBA Projects & Visual Source Safe; WinAPI, Code Librarian.
 

Thanks Tom & Stephen

Much appreciated

Paul Martin
Melbourne, Australia

Excel VBA Projects & Visual Source Safe; WinAPI, Code Librarian.
 

Just to add, Office 2003 doesn't have a developer edition.

Here is some additional information:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;828089
INFO: Migrating from Microsoft Office XP Developer

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


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Thanks Tom & Stephen

Much appreciated

Paul Martin
Melbourne, Australia