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Can you please explain by what you mean source code darkening as this is something I have never come across before.<br />
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Cheers
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Can you please explain by what you mean source code darkening as this is something I have never come across before.

Cheers

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I have realized an application that I have to distribute. I wanted to ask if there was an alternative way to the insertion of the pwd, because for a whole series of motivate I don't absolutely want hand to be put to my code!!! &nbsp;<br />
don't allow the reading of the code to extraneous. &nbsp;<br />
I know the possibility to insert a password but they also exist some programs able to notice the access to allow it to extraneous.
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I have realized an application that I have to distribute. I wanted to ask if there was an alternative way to the insertion of the pwd, because for a whole series of motivate I don't absolutely want hand to be put to my code!!!  
don't allow the reading of the code to extraneous.  
I know the possibility to insert a password but they also exist some programs able to notice the access to allow it to extraneous.

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What kind of application is this? Excel? Access?
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What kind of application is this? Excel? Access?

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I have created an application with Visual Basic for Application and I would like to protect the sourse code darkening.<br />
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do you know me to say how the code can be darkened without considering the password that is normally inserted?
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I have created an application with Visual Basic for Application and I would like to protect the sourse code darkening.
  
do you know me to say how the code can be darkened without considering the password that is normally inserted?

how to dark the code sourse in VBA

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.