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Protecting VBA source code
I read everywhere that Excel is not very secure for protecting the
workbook and VBA code - Apps like OpenOffice can open protected workbook and simply ignore the protection. If you would create a Com Add-in for the VBA code [mind you I barely know what this is, just heard about it], would OpenOffice be able to get that code and bypass the security? Are compiled Com Add-ins secure ?? Is'nt there any "trick" that can be used to Foil those free spreadsheets from ignoring the security...!??! Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this! Richard |
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Protecting VBA source code
You might have a read here.
http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/showthre...967#post619967 -- Regards, Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup. Microsoft Certified Professional Microsoft MVP [Windows] http://www.microsoft.com/protect "Richard" wrote: |I read everywhere that Excel is not very secure for protecting the | workbook and VBA code - Apps like OpenOffice can open protected | workbook and simply ignore the protection. | | If you would create a Com Add-in for the VBA code [mind you I barely | know what this is, just heard about it], would OpenOffice be able to | get that code and bypass the security? | | Are compiled Com Add-ins secure ?? | | Is'nt there any "trick" that can be used to Foil those free | spreadsheets from ignoring the security...!??! | | Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this! | | Richard | |
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