Activity for RF Engineer
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RF Engineer posted a comment on ticket #3
Hello Tomasz, Thank you very much indeed for your prompt anwer -- this was much appreciated. Kind regards, RF Engineer
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It would be great if there were at least one example of how to dump the contents of an OLE object to disk. In my case when I type the command (as per the help provided): mvole -e vbaProject.bin I get the following output: MVOLE Ms OLE storage manipulation 0.30b by Andrey S. Cherepanov & Tomasz Lis, 2001-2007 ------------------------------- Mounting OLE file vbaProject.bin, size 235520 bytes... Reading big blocks allocation table... Info: Allocated memory for 4 BD alloc. table blocks Info: Processing...
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It would be great if there were at least one example of how to dump the contents of an OLE object to disk. In my case when I type the command (as per the help provided): mvole -e vbaProject.bin I get the following output: MVOLE Ms OLE storage manipulation 0.30b by Andrey S. Cherepanov & Tomasz Lis, 2001-2007 ------------------------------- Mounting OLE file vbaProject.bin, size 235520 bytes... Reading big blocks allocation table... Info: Allocated memory for 4 BD alloc. table blocks Info: Processing...
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It would be great if there were at least one example of how to dump the contents of an OLE object to disk. In my case when I type the command (as per the help provided): mvole -e vbaProject.bin I get the following output: MVOLE Ms OLE storage manipulation 0.30b by Andrey S. Cherepanov & Tomasz Lis, 2001-2007 ------------------------------- Mounting OLE file vbaProject.bin, size 235520 bytes... Reading big blocks allocation table... Info: Allocated memory for 4 BD alloc. table blocks Info: Processing...
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It would be great if there were at least one example of how to dump the contents of an OLE object to disk. In my case when I type the command (as per the help provided): mvole -e vbaProject.bin I get the following output: MVOLE Ms OLE storage manipulation 0.30b by Andrey S. Cherepanov & Tomasz Lis, 2001-2007 ------------------------------- Mounting OLE file vbaProject.bin, size 235520 bytes... Reading big blocks allocation table... Info: Allocated memory for 4 BD alloc. table blocks Info: Processing...
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It would be great if there were at least one example of how to dump the contents of an OLE object to disk. In my case when I type the commend (as per the help provided): mvole -e vbaProject.bin I get the following output: MVOLE Ms OLE storage manipulation 0.30b by Andrey S. Cherepanov & Tomasz Lis, 2001-2007 ------------------------------- Mounting OLE file vbaProject.bin, size 235520 bytes... Reading big blocks allocation table... Info: Allocated memory for 4 BD alloc. table blocks Info: Processing...
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It would be great if there were at least one example of how to dump the contents. In my case when i type: mvole -e vbaProject.bin I get the following output: MVOLE Ms OLE storage manipulation 0.30b by Andrey S. Cherepanov & Tomasz Lis, 2001-2007 ------------------------------- Mounting OLE file vbaProject.bin, size 235520 bytes... Reading big blocks allocation table... Info: Allocated memory for 4 BD alloc. table blocks Info: Processing allocation table part 0, entry 000000 Info: Processing allocation...
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Dear All, This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite a bit selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development and only wanting to start using the program, to which its authors have dedicated so much time and effort). HERE IS MY POINT: I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile its code...
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Dear All, This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite a bit selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development and only wanting to start using the program, to which its authors have dedicated so much time and effort). HERE IS MY POINT: I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile its code...
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Dear All, This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite a bit selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development and only wanting to start using the program, to which its authors have dedicated so much time and effort). HERE IS MY POINT: I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile its code...
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Dear All, This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite a bit selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development and only wanting to start using the program, to which its authors have dedicated so much time and effort). HERE IS MY POINT: I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile its code...
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Dear All, This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite a bit selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development and only wanting to start using the program, to which its authors have dedicated so much time and effort). HERE IS MY POINT: I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile its code...
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Hello All, I would like to share my first steps with this wonderful program, in the hope that it might help other first-time users. To start with -- this program is for you Arduino enthusiasts, and PIC enthusiasts too, and generally for all electronics DIY folks. This is a wonderful tool, versatile and very useful, and quite powerful too. It is even more amazing that such a tool is offered to us for free by its generous authors. Below I will briefly describe how I am using this tool, but before that...
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Hello All, I would like to share my first steps with this wonderful program, in the hope that it might help other first-time users. To start with -- this program is for you Arduino enthusiasts, and PIC enthusiasts too, and generally for all electronics DIY folks. This is a wonderful tool, versatile and very useful, and quite powerful too. It is even more amazing that such a tool is offered to us for free by its generous authors. Below I will briefly describe how I am using this tool, but before that...
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Hello All, I would like to share my first steps with this wonderful program, in the hope that it might help other first-time users. To start with -- this program is for you Arduino enthusiasts, and PIC enthusiasts too, and generally for all electronics DIY folks. This is a wonderful tool, versatile and very useful, and quite powerful too. It is even more amazing that such a tool is offered to us for free by its generous authors. Below I will briefly describe how I am using this tool, but before that...
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Dear All, This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development). I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile it -- in fact I do not have a proper development environment for C++/C/C# on any of the machines that I own (I am expert in VBA/VB/PB...
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