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Where can I find the Mac Office 2011 developer details? [closed]

I'm wanting to learn about the API and add-on capability of the Mac version of Office, 2011. I cannot find any documentation on MSDN - it must be hidden well. Can someone point me at it please? Thank you.

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mj2008 Avatar asked Feb 21 '11 20:02

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You can find the the Mac Office 2011 VBA reference docs at http://mac2.microsoft.com/vb/1033/default.aspx?src=office.

In almost all cases, the PC version of Office 2010 VBA references are concurrent with the Mac Office 2011 versions, but you can locate the Object Model Changes from Microsoft - Product - 2010 on each product under the Visual Basic Help page and you'll see what may have been added, removed or changed. For example, here is the Object Model Changes from Microsoft Word 2010.

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Todd Main Avatar answered Oct 25 '22 01:10

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