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Office 2007 + VSTA
Vista is the latest Microsoft Operating system in lieu of XP
Office 2007 does not contain Vista. Don't know this fellow but apparently Google does. http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...&q=K+D+hallman -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "em" wrote in message ... Hi, when KD Hallman announced VSTA "as an integrated component of the 2007 Office system", I thought it would be possible to create macros in Office 2007 also in VB.NET or C#. After Installing Office 2007, I wanted to do so in Excel 2007 - BUT you still can do that only in VBA. Did I misunderstand this announcement or is there a way to do so? Thank you! Ewald |
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