Chris Spicer mentioned in an old forum that VbaDiff can be used to retrieve passwords in VBA excel, but he doesn't show how? I am totally lost with the HEX option and I would prefer to use Chris' recommendation, but any one can tell me how?
Warmest regards, and apologies if that had been answered in the past, I couldn't find anything.
VbaDiff doesn't retrieve passwords as such. Because it reads from the VBA document, VbaDiff can read the VBA directly. This is because the code is not encrypted in any way.
This was a surprising side-effect of my approach of not using the Visual Basic Editor.
If you're looking for specific help on VbaDiff, you're probably best to contact me directly. My e-mail address is on my profile.
Regards,
Chris
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In SharePoint 2013 the system automatically makes the query suggestions when users search a keyword and click a link 6 or more times. In addition, you can add the Always Suggest Phrases by importing the text file that is separated by line breaks.
Is there a way to disable and remove all the automatic query suggestions and only use the Always Suggest Phrase?
Thanks in advance!
Posted on technet and it appears there is no way around this.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/f486b8ba-f706-4c80-9cda-0b63116ef6a6/sharepoint-2013-use-only-always-suggest?forum=sharepointsearch
Is it possible to extract, modify or simply read text in an Office while user types in words? It it possible through OpenXML SDK & InterOp library?
Thanks.
I have used the Microsoft Office Interop API for Word in a couple of projects, and surely, you can access the content of the document, even while a user is editing it.
I suggest you take a look at some tutorials to get you started, and if you encounter some problems, you can always return and ask.
Beware though - if you are expecting to be able to read the content each time a new character or word has been entered in the document, you might get disappointed, as there currently are no events raised when this happens. See this related question/answer for further details on this: Capturing keydown event of MS Word using C#
I have created an excel workbook application that is free to use; however, I do not wish people to get access to the code itself. What can I do about it?
Currently, it is protected with password; however, even with trial versions of password removal appz it is possible get rid of it.
Moreover, I have found a excel workbook that disables VBA project passwords from other vba projects. how cool is that? No cracing tools or "password removal" workbook works on it.
How to achieve similar security?
Many thanks
Back in 2003 I password protected an Excel Project with a password that had somewhere between 16-64 characters alpha/numeric/symbol. Two years later I had lost the password and was unable to find any password removal appz that could crack it open for me. I haven't tried to crack it since then so it might be easily opened now.
If you lock a workbook after sharing it, then the project won't be visible until it is unlocked and unshared. On the other hand, those passwords might be even easier to crack, I don't really know.
Now-days I don't bother password protecting my VBA projects. I'm more worried about someone being able to fix a bug then I am about someone causing problems.
I've created an addin for Excel containing a number of different functions. Now, I need to create a user guide (a set of webpages will suffice) defining what the functions do; their inputs and their outputs.
Are there any tools that will help me do this? Has anyone seen any good examples recently, or shall I just mimic Excel Help?
MZ Tools has a documentation generation tool for VBA and VB6. It might give you a good start, at least.
http://xll.codeplex.com generates .chm files that are integrated into Excel.
Does anyone know the best way to insert some text into an XWiki document preferably using Groovy (though Velocity will work, too)?
Yes it's quite easy to do. For example you can use $doc.setContent() in Velocity/Groovy.
If you need more details it would be great if you could send your questions to the XWiki mailing lists/forums at http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/MailingLists
Thanks
-Vincent