Visual Studio Tools for Office isn't your father's VBA. The line between Windows and
Office development continues to blur with Word and Excel now integrated within the Visual Studio IDE. Developers can
use new host controls to extend Office objects, use managed code to add business logic to forms and make calls into
the .NET Framework class library. There is also welcome support for IntelliSense and more robust debugging. Find out
more by exploring the resources below.
Microsoft: "Visual Studio Tools for Office is a professional development environment for individual
developers building line-of-business applications using the Microsoft Office System."
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