@teju90 Using Aspose.Words you can detect whether VBA project is signed or not using VbaProject.isSigned() property. Do you need a property similar to Aspose.Cells VbaProject.isProtected()?
@alexey.noskov , if isSigned works same as isProtected, I can use it. Just want to make sure that isSigned for aspose.words is same as isProtected for aspose.cells. Please confirm.
@teju90 No, isSigned does not work same as isProtected.
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