"Don't know how to program" is a bit of a generalised statement.
I am very experienced in coding vba and vb where things are done slightly differently. But you are correct... I have never bothered to learn C#. And I have not got the faintest idea how to load the plugins. Beginner tutorials don't really help unless you want to write "hello world" in the middle of your screen, which I don't.
However, reading through the code that is offered here in "example plugins", I feel sure I am capable of making it do what I need.
I can work out the coding details no problem. The part I don't understand is how to load and use the example plugins,
So my first objective is to load the example plug in and get that working. I am sure its easy, when you know how.
Once I can see how its done I will be able to develop a solution
So, can anyone describe how to use them in a few steps suitable for a C# dummy like me?
What I can offer in return is some documentation so that the next person can go off and do it without asking as I have had to do.
Many thanks in anticipation.
I am very experienced in coding vba and vb where things are done slightly differently. But you are correct... I have never bothered to learn C#. And I have not got the faintest idea how to load the plugins. Beginner tutorials don't really help unless you want to write "hello world" in the middle of your screen, which I don't.
However, reading through the code that is offered here in "example plugins", I feel sure I am capable of making it do what I need.
I can work out the coding details no problem. The part I don't understand is how to load and use the example plugins,
So my first objective is to load the example plug in and get that working. I am sure its easy, when you know how.
Once I can see how its done I will be able to develop a solution
So, can anyone describe how to use them in a few steps suitable for a C# dummy like me?
What I can offer in return is some documentation so that the next person can go off and do it without asking as I have had to do.
Many thanks in anticipation.