> It also would have given the entire Office suite an upgrade path from VBA to .NET -- something they've still not managed. > To this day, our office still ha

> It also would have given the entire Office suite an upgrade path from VBA to .NET -- something they've still not managed. > To this day, our office still has one critical commercial 3rd party application written in Visual Basic. It's replacement is, of course, a web app written in .NET. seems like they did, they just didnt care if it remained in office, and it seems the author didnt care that they got screwed over by microsoft :)