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Default How to distribute Macros/write add-ins in Office product

Hello All,

I am doing VB programming for a long time and recently moved to VBA for
Word and Excel. Writing macro is very much like reguler Visual Basic
except, distribution is a big problem. As of now, I am just sending
document everyone. But I don't have any nice way to install Macro,
also, no way to hide the source code.

I believe this can be done through add-ins. How can I write add-ins in
VBA? So that I can distribute it with ease and can be used from any
office file. I would like to know tools used for this purpose. I read
something abot Office Developer, but I am still not sure, if it's new
tool or just part of regular Visual Studio. Any information/links would
be very helpful.

Thanks,
Pravin A. Sable

 
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