Do you mean DLL?
If so, then VB (not VBA) makes dll. However, it does not actually take a .
dot file and make it into a DLL. You have to actually create the DLL in VB.
You should, though, be able to copy over a fair amount of code to the DLL
project. But be careful, and make sure you debug to the nth degree. There
ARE some differences that have to be accounted for.
>Hello,
>
>Does anybody know the compiler to use for creating
>a '.wll' add-in for Microsoft Word from a template file ('.dot') ?
>
>Many many thanks!
Nick Hebb - 30 Jun 2008 22:34 GMT
> Do you mean DLL?
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WLL's are written in C++. You could use the Visual Studio Express C++
edition.