VBA Recovery Toolkit by Thegrideon Software is a unique tool to assist in VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) reverse engendering: preview project settings, reset project settings, recover and preview source code, uncover potentially harmful hidden modules and more... It works with VBA Projects in: MS Office [Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Word, ...], AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, Photo-PAINT, SolidWorks, ...

VBA RECOVERY TOOLKIT FEATURES:
Unique VBA Project access technology - file modification is not required.read more...
applicable to VBA Projects in all VBA-featured documents:
MS Office: Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Word;
32 and 64 bit editions of MS Office and Office 365 are supported;
AutoCAD (.dvb), CorelDRAW (.gms), SolidWorks (.swp);
CATIA (.catvba), Microstation (.mvba), etc...
clears "Project is Unviewable" state;
custom command lines to start a file or an application;
On the fly PROJECT stream editing in "Advanced mode";read more...
VBA Source Code Viewer with syntax highlighting for:source
Excel, Outlook (.otm), PowerPoint, Word;
AutoCAD (.dvb), CorelDRAW (.gms), SolidWorks (.swp);
CATIA (.catvba), Microstation (.mvba), etc...
"PROJECT" stream settings preview;
hidden VBA modules source code recovery;
MS Office Custom UI (ribbons, toolbars) xml code preview;
All into one file source code export.
Encryption / Decryption of Corel .gms files (CorelDRAW / Photo-PAINT).
Windows XP - Windows 10.

TOOLKIT DETAILS:
VBA Recovery Toolkit can be used to:
extract and preview VBA code from files directly (including hidden modules);
fix or reset VBA IDE projects settings back to default state (remove locks, misconfigured or corrupted records);
short video demo is available

VBA Source Code Preview:
You can use our tool to quickly review VBA code in popular files (like AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, etc.) in order to effectively filter files with potentially harmful code. It reveals hidden modules, helps in basic deobfuscation, previews code with syntax highlighting allowing you to have early warnings on suspicious files. We believe that it is important to check VBA source code before opening any file in VBA-enabled application.

VBA Projects in VBA IDE (Integrated Development Environment):
There are number of reasons for VBA IDE to block access to VBA Project or source code: project can be locked with or without a password, code is locked in files shared for multi-user access, project settings can be misconfigured or corrupted, etc.
VBA Recovery Toolkit changes project settings back to default in VBA IDE internal records without modifying a bit in your file. This way we can re-enable access to source code and project settings regardless of file format or the program used to open it. The method is applicable to any VBA Project in any VBA-featured document: MS Office 97 - 2019 [Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, etc.], Visio, FrontPage, AutoCAD (*.dvb), Corel WordPerfect, CorelDRAW and Photo-PAINT (*.gms), SolidWorks (*.swp), etc...
You can also check VBA Recovery Toolkit Modes of Operation.

"Advanced mode" for on the fly PROJECT stream editing:
"Advanced mode" is designed to give developers direct access to VBA Project settings. VBA Recovery Toolkit intercepts VBA IDE access to VBA PROJECT streams and allows you to change it any way you want. For example, hidden module can be created by removing module reference (e.g. "Module=Module1") or hidden module restored by putting missing reference back (list of modules is available in VBA Recovery Toolkit Source Code Viewer).
VBA Recovery Toolkit works with VBA IDE directly thus file formats are not important. "Advanced mode" can be activated for all VBA Recovery Toolkit Modes of Operation.
To summarize, whatever the case is, you can access your VBA Project, view source code, fix or edit project settings and save the file or just check the code and leave it untouched.

VBA Recovery Toolkit Advanced mode
Note: The only special case is compiled MS Access database files (.mde and .accde) - these databases are saved with precompiled VBA code only, without source code at all, so the locked state can be fixed, but you will see the list of compiled modules and some small pieces of code left only or VBA IDE will report error "40230". You may try Access Forensics for MS Access format verification as well as code preview.

Only for V.I.P