Is it possible to run files with .vbe extension on Ubuntu?
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I want to run a game on Ubuntu 16.04. While I'm trying to install the game using wine software, it's not recognising the file extension.
Setup.vbe, is there any way to run this.?
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I want to run a game on Ubuntu 16.04. While I'm trying to install the game using wine software, it's not recognising the file extension.
Setup.vbe, is there any way to run this.?
16.04 wine games winetricks desktop-apps
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
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asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
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up vote
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down vote
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I want to run a game on Ubuntu 16.04. While I'm trying to install the game using wine software, it's not recognising the file extension.
Setup.vbe, is there any way to run this.?
16.04 wine games winetricks desktop-apps
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
533518
asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
1134
I want to run a game on Ubuntu 16.04. While I'm trying to install the game using wine software, it's not recognising the file extension.
Setup.vbe, is there any way to run this.?
16.04 wine games winetricks desktop-apps
16.04 wine games winetricks desktop-apps
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
533518
asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
1134
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
533518
asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
1134
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
533518
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
533518
edited Feb 20 at 12:43
Vishnu N K
533518
533518
asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
1134
asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
1134
asked Feb 20 at 10:39
Deepak Vijay
1134
1134
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add a comment |Â
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No. "vbe" stands for Visual Basic Editor and is a script language Ubuntu does not support.
From wine you would need microsoft office and use the office part this file is made for (likely Excel).
Or you could install virtualbox, windows in that, office in that and run it from there.
Mind that "setup.vbe" on google more than once refers to malware.
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
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Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
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1 Answer
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No. "vbe" stands for Visual Basic Editor and is a script language Ubuntu does not support.
From wine you would need microsoft office and use the office part this file is made for (likely Excel).
Or you could install virtualbox, windows in that, office in that and run it from there.
Mind that "setup.vbe" on google more than once refers to malware.
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
– Deepak Vijay
Feb 20 at 11:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
No. "vbe" stands for Visual Basic Editor and is a script language Ubuntu does not support.
From wine you would need microsoft office and use the office part this file is made for (likely Excel).
Or you could install virtualbox, windows in that, office in that and run it from there.
Mind that "setup.vbe" on google more than once refers to malware.
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
– Deepak Vijay
Feb 20 at 11:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
No. "vbe" stands for Visual Basic Editor and is a script language Ubuntu does not support.
From wine you would need microsoft office and use the office part this file is made for (likely Excel).
Or you could install virtualbox, windows in that, office in that and run it from there.
Mind that "setup.vbe" on google more than once refers to malware.
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
No. "vbe" stands for Visual Basic Editor and is a script language Ubuntu does not support.
From wine you would need microsoft office and use the office part this file is made for (likely Excel).
Or you could install virtualbox, windows in that, office in that and run it from there.
Mind that "setup.vbe" on google more than once refers to malware.
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
answered Feb 20 at 11:03
Rinzwind
198k25378510
198k25378510
Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
– Deepak Vijay
Feb 20 at 11:59
add a comment |Â
Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
– Deepak Vijay
Feb 20 at 11:59
Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
– Deepak Vijay
Feb 20 at 11:59
Ok now got it . i was getting the same results in google..so badluck for me :(
– Deepak Vijay
Feb 20 at 11:59
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