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| ''In ] technology'', a '''macro virus''' is a ] that exploits applications associated documents to contain executable code, known as a ]. | ''In ] technology'', a '''macro virus''' is a ] that exploits applications associated documents to contain executable code, known as a ]. | ||
| For example, a ] program may enable the user to embed "macro" commands in a spreadsheet file. | For example, a ] program may enable the user to embed "macro" commands in a spreadsheet file. | ||
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See macro virus for other meanings of this phrase.In computer technology, a macro virus is a virus that exploits applications associated documents to contain executable code, known as a macro. For example, a spreadsheet program may enable the user to embed "macro" commands in a spreadsheet file.