Offer Details: Offer expires 9/30/2018 (midnight Pacific Time). Valid only for new and verified Bing Webmaster Tools account holders who own their own Website and open a new Microsoft Advertising account. Get 100 USD in Microsoft Advertising credits for signing up as a new Microsoft Advertising customer. If this still doesn't work, try using a low-level file manipulation tool that allow you to. Import the exported vbaProject.bin to a 'healthy' macro-enabled workbook.

Tklenke77 24-Apr-07 3:0624-Apr-07 3:06Hi,I don´t undestand something from OLE or so but I hope you can help me. I want to extract the VBA-Code from an Office (2007) Document to analyse them of compatiblity issues. In this way I tried to convert an existing Office 2003 Document into the XML based Format of 2007 with the OFC from Microsoft. Then I get the vbaProject.bin that I would to read. Can I use your 'OLE read/write (C#)' to help me in this way or I am on the wrong path with this approach.thanks for helpThorsten- modified at 9:31 Tuesday 24th April, 2007. Whether you are on the right path or not depends on what you mean by 'I want to extract the VBA-Code from an Office (2007) Document to analyse them of compatiblity issues.'

The source provided with the article does not parse VBA code. That is something you will have to do yourself. What the OLE read/write source code does is show an example of how to grab internal storages and streams that make up a vbaProjectxxx.bin part. Killing floor 2 controls ps4 game.

The VBA code is stored in those streams, so it makes the OLE read/write a starting point. Vva133 3-Feb-07 18:283-Feb-07 18:28'I have never encountered in this reverse engineering game strings encoded in something else than Unicode' - I assume you refer to any of the post-BIFF4 formats - why then every time I look at a hex dump of an.xls file generated by Excel 2000 or Excel 2003 (I run both on two separate machines) the strings (manually entered into cells) are ascii byte sequences (i.e.

Compressed), not unicode. Only sheet labels and the stuff relating to compound file format show as unicode. But if you programmatically generate a workbook with unicode strings (or the characters need the high order byte for encoding) the unicode encoding will be indeed preserved.vva.

The link itself has no style, the link is rendered in a cell where the style definition applies. If there is no custom style for that cell, then the style is the default style for the entire column (see 'cols' records). And if there is no default style for the entire column, then it's the default style of the entire row (see 'row' records).

And if there is none of that, then it's a default built-in style (white background, no pattern fill, default alignment.).There is a small paragraph above: 'How does one get the style of a cell?' As for reading the styles of shapes and graphics, those are defined in the corresponding parts, respectively.Last Visit: 14-May-20 15:32 Last Update: 14-May-20 15:321General News Suggestion Question Bug Answer Joke Praise Rant AdminUse Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages.