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Simple Idea build excel macro exploit - jodsteivant55 - Aug 18, 2020 Hi friends, a long time ago I was looking for how to do this today I bring a simple code that maybe can help someone looking for the same Code Imports Microsoft.Office.InteropRE: Simple Idea build excel macro exploit - yeio - Aug 21, 2020 hello i tried your code, but in order to create the file i would have to buy office excel. Rather, in my opinion, you should create a basic .xlsm file for yourself and then make sure you add your lines in vb, so as to eliminate the hassle of Office dependencies. RE: Simple Idea build excel macro exploit - jodsteivant55 - Aug 22, 2020 friend for this code to work just just go to the "trusted center" right after macro configuration and then check trust access to the vba object model http s:// prnt.sc/u41018 RE: Simple Idea build excel macro exploit - canasova - Sep 12, 2020 hi, How to create a macro on a word file that when I open a word file the macro will automatically download the .exe file from the url and auto run the .exe file? please help me RE: Simple Idea build excel macro exploit - PsiSolutions - Sep 19, 2020 (Sep 12, 2020 08:48 AM)canasova Wrote: hi, How to create a macro on a word file that when I open a word file the macro will automatically download the .exe file from the url and auto run the .exe file? Check my signature, I am selling excel exploit builder that does just this RE: Simple Idea build excel macro exploit - xZalurex - Oct 23, 2020 (Aug 22, 2020 07:17 AM)jodsteivant55 Wrote: friend for this code to work just just go to the "trusted center" right after macro configuration and then check trust access to the vba object modelREDACTED . |