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Microsoft Pushes Visual Basic 6.0 Support on Windows 8 | Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft has announced that it will continue to support Visual Basic 6.0 on Windows 8. The company has been trying to phase out the language in favor of more modern alternatives like C# and Visual Basic .NET, but it looks like it is giving the language one final lease on life. The company's announcement comes as a relief to many developers who still rely on Visual Basic 6.0 for their applications. Microsoft has also said that it will provide support for the language on Windows 8, and has released a set of guidelines to help developers transition their applications to the new OS. While this is good news for those who still rely on Visual Basic 6.0, it's important to note that Microsoft is still encouraging developers to move away from the language and take advantage of the newer technologies available.
Recently, I have been working with Excel-based interface and models frequently. During this time, I became acquainted with the Visual Basic for Application (VBA) for Office, which is a powerful…
DarkGate, a piece of malware has been observed being spread via instant messaging platforms such as Microsoft Teams and Skype. How the Attack Works? In these attacks, a Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) loader script disguised as a PDF document is sent over messaging applications, and when read, causes the download and execution of an […]
Introduction When working with Excel, it’s often useful to know the name of the workbook you’re working in, especially if you’re managing multiple files. Today, we’ll look at how to retrieve the workbook name using VBA (Visual Basic for Applica...
Introduction Hello, fellow R useRs! Today, we’re going to discuss a fascinating topic that bridges the gap between VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) and R. We’ll explore how to get a list of all open workbooks in Excel using VBA and then call...