New oledump.py plugin: plugin_version_vba
In diary entry "VBA Office Document: Which Version?", I explain how to identify the Office version that was used to create a document with VBA macros.
I have now an oledump.py plugin (plugin_version_vba) that automates this task:
In this example, the version number is 00AF, and that corresponds to Office 2016 or 2019 32-bit.
If the version number is not known, like with this AutoCAD .dwg file, you'll get a question mark:
The version number is 009A, but that does not correspond to an Office version I know.
Didier Stevens
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Microsoft MVP
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