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Get started with Microsoft Project and Visual Basic programming

Microsoft Project AND Visual Basic?

Wow.

I love the '80s.

I've used MSP since it's release in 1990 (Ver. 1.0). It's the most powerful scheduling program on earth. The ability to use Excel, MSP, or custom formulas between the fields puts it way above any product released by Primavera, Artemis, Open Plan, SureTrak...all of the others. This can all be done with or without Visual Basic.
I suggest people learn about the unlimited capabilities of this "little" program.
Tommy Lovelace
Author of Tommy's Tips - Technical Advice Column in the Project Network News on the Engineering Applications of Microsoft Project

You justified the existence of VB.net
It's for people too scared to learn a new language...