Free for downloading... Notes database of all MS Office constants!
Category Software Development
Hi, everyone... Some time back, John Coolidge created a set of files that listed all the Microsoft Office constants. These files were really useful, in that you could easily see what the numeric value was of any constant used in a VBA (and for us, LotusScript) application. With his permission, I put them into a Notes database to make it a little easier to work with. I had sort of forgotten about these two databases until John Head brought them up during one of his Lotusphere presentations.
So rather than continue to sit on them, I'll post them out there so that you can download them at your leisure...
R5 version of the MS Constants database
ND6 version of the MS Constants database
Hi, everyone... Some time back, John Coolidge created a set of files that listed all the Microsoft Office constants. These files were really useful, in that you could easily see what the numeric value was of any constant used in a VBA (and for us, LotusScript) application. With his permission, I put them into a Notes database to make it a little easier to work with. I had sort of forgotten about these two databases until John Head brought them up during one of his Lotusphere presentations.
So rather than continue to sit on them, I'll post them out there so that you can download them at your leisure...
R5 version of the MS Constants database
ND6 version of the MS Constants database
Comments
BTW, it was really nice to get to talk to you some at Lotusphere.
Tom Nichols
Posted by Tom Nichols At 07:17:02 On 31/01/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by Christopher Lopez At 01:21:45 On 07/03/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by John Head At 09:13:50 On 31/01/2005 | - Website - |
http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid4_gci1066088,00.html?FromTaxonomy=%2Fpr%2F283841
Just be careful with the missing backslashes in the declared constant
MSO_OLB_PATH
I tried to get the editors of searchdomino to change it but they have some issues with trying to escape backslashes on their site. The line should read:
Const MSO_OLB_PATH = "C\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\" 'Wherever
your MS Office has been installed
Posted by Cesar Mugnatto At 07:30:39 On 31/05/2005 | - Website - |
Const MSO_OLB_PATH = "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\" 'Wherever
your MS Office has been installed
Posted by Cesar Mugnatto At 07:32:16 On 31/05/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by Daniel Van Orsouw At 19:28:35 On 18/04/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by ken At 03:41:02 On 21/09/2005 | - Website - |
When interacting with Office documents we usually try, just to get a handle on a Office macro and start that one. Clear separation of concerns. Using the custom properties to store/retrieve Notes fields gives a clear cut interface
Posted by Stephan H. Wissel At 21:13:35 On 30/01/2005 | - Website - |
Posted by Duffbert At 09:52:41 On 31/01/2005 | - Website - |