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  • Understanding Open XML

    by Matt Nicholson

    Matt Nicholson introduces a range of articles covering the new Ecma Office Open XML standard, as supported by 2007 Microsoft Office system. Find out how Open XML works, how to use it and what you can do with it. vba, xml

  • Inside Open XML

    by Matt Nicholson

    As Matt Nicholson explains, Open XML is not just a new file format for the latest version of Microsoft Office, but an open standard capable of expressing any Word, Excel or PowerPoint document. vba, xml

  • OpenXML - Open for business

    by Matt Nicholson

    The new file format introduced with the 2007 Microsoft Office System opens up many business opportunities. Matt Nicholson finds out who is doing what. vba, xml

  • Opening the package in OpenXML

    by Tim Anderson

    In the second part in this series on OpenXML, Tim Anderson explains how the new Packaging API helps you work with Office Open XML documents. vba, xml

  • Read and write Open XML files (MS Office 2007)

    by Zeljko Svedic

    Learn how to read and write Open XML files in the new Microsoft Office 2007, with a particular examination of the Excel file format. .net, components, c#, vb.net

  • Manipulate CorelDraw layers

    by tlosekoot

    Manipulate CorelDraw! layers using VBA vba

  • VBA in FrontPage

    by Bill Burris

    How to create your own Macros in FrontPage; examples include altering headers across the site, adding code samples, and using msxml vba

  • Handling Errors in VB/VBA/VBS/ASP

    by Mike J

    This article will discuss some of the more basic and practical ways to solve general error handling in your Visual Basic applications and MS Office VBA modules. It is in many ways applicable to VBA, VBScript and ASP, in much based on the same syntax and practical solutions in your code. visual basic, vba

  • VBA in Excel

    by James Crowley

    Want to know how to record and create Macros in Excel, apply formatting, add formulae and autofill values? Take a look at this extensive tutorial. vba