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VS.Net Macros in C#

Hello,

Does anyone know why Visual Studio 2003 only allows macros to be written
in vb.net? Are future versions of vs.net expected to allow C# macros?

Or is there some way to write then in C# now?

Thanks,
Jason

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Jul 21 '05 #1
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VB.NET macro??? Do you install Office 2003 developer edition? Under Visual
Basic Project I didn't see any macro project though.

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Hello,

Does anyone know why Visual Studio 2003 only allows macros to be written
in vb.net? Are future versions of vs.net expected to allow C# macros?

Or is there some way to write then in C# now?

Thanks,
Jason

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Jul 21 '05 #2
In the Microsoft Development Envrionment 2003 (aka visual studio), I go
into Tools > Macros > Macro Explorer. Once I've created the macro, I can
use Tools > Options > Keyboard to associate a command with the macro.

This is useful for automating repetitive coding tasks.

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