Short Take: Microsoft adds VBA licensees
Microsoft has signed up additional software makers to use its Visual Basic for Applications macro language. The company said several vendors of manufacturing and process control software, including Intellution, PID, and Rockwell, have licensed VBA for inclusion in their software.
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has signed up additional
software makers to use its Visual Basic for Applications macro language. The
company said several vendors of manufacturing and process control software,
including Intellution, PID, and Rockwell, have licensed VBA for
inclusion in their software.