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When I open a VBA-File directly with notepad or notepad++, I only see a bunch of weird characters.
How did I open a VBA-File:
Unzip a *.dotm file
There you'll find a file /word/*.bin
Unzip this *.bin file
There you have the VBA-Project Source Code
Now try to open/view it with your editor of choise
Do someone know a way to view the source code correctly? Using dll or replace characters, etc...
The .bin is itself a Zip file that contains OLE Structured Storage/BIFF documents that are
somewhat non-trivial to interact with.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/15216/Office-2007-bin-file-format
If Word is available on the machine running your application you can use it's COM Automation features to export VBA Projects as plain-text files.
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I ran across some files on a public share. The extension is .tabufa. There is concern this is some sort of hack. Based on my knowledge of that business unit and some of the file names, I suspect these files have something to do with Tableau. Most of them are like filename.xlsm.tabufa, but one is filename.lnk.tabufa.
Another likely scenario is someone did a batch rename to tack .tabufa to the end of all file names in that folder, so this may be a wild goose chase.
I have found nothing about this extension by using a search engine.
One other clue: There is a file named how_to_back_files.html in the same folder. The user who identified the file extension (Right, it wasn't me. I don't have access to that folder.) verified that this file contains the ransom note.
These are files that have been encrypted by GlobeImposter 2.0 Ransomware. See this link.
Probably not Tableau. I would be more inclined to lean on the .xlsm portion which would indicate that it is a Macro Enabled Excel file. I'm guessing a Macro caused/created the custom extension either on purpose or on accident.
To verify, you can change the the extension to .xml. Open with a text editor and if it is Tableau it will start with something similar to the following:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' ?>
<!-- build 20182.18.0627.2230 -->
<workbook original-version='10.5' source-build='2018.2.0 (20182.18.0627.2230)'
source-platform='mac' version='18.1'
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I have an excel VBA project that uses ADODB and manipulates data in an ACCDB.
I know that you can store the path for the ACCDB in a cell of the excel sheet. However I would like to know: Is there another way to store the path rather than in the sheet?
I know that if I store it in a variable, when the program closes it releases the variable.
If you ask me why I want this, it's more because I want the code not being too dependent in the front-end of the excel, as some unskilled people will also use this project.
Perhaps there is a more professional or known way to store folder or file paths?
You can store it in a Custom Document Property.
Or in a Name using the Name Manager.
Or in a cell of a hidden Worksheet.
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I want to make a installation file in visual studio 2013 with database including.
How to do that ?
When i go to publish tab i see this
My database was stored in project resources .
You have to change the Build action of the database file to "content"
In solution explorer click in your database file
in properties window check the Build action property and change it to content
check the publish window now , you have to see your database file included
See the picture below
http://s23.postimg.org/hkgaxcbqz/stack.png
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How to open or view xfdf files in Illustrator. I know it can viewed in PDF but how to view it in Illustrator. Any advice or references is highly appreciated.
XFDF files are data files for PDF forms, they cannot be viewed in Illustrator as there is nothing to see in them. They are XML files that contain field names and field values.
A XFDF file combined with the corresponding empty PDF form will give you a filled in PDF form.
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Is there free way to go though bunch of pdf image only files and folders (in different location) and OCR them?
I would be really interested it... please suggest..
Try VietOCR, which monitors a watch folder for new input images. The program requires GhostScript to recognize PDF format.
I recommend OCRvision OCR PDF software. It has OCR folder watch where you can configure any folder as a monitored folder and the software will auto-OCR the PDF files there and convert any new scanned documents to searchable PDF. You can download the software from the web site.
PS:- I work for OCrvision