Programming in VBA is a bit like an Irish road map - where you have to start
from is not necessarily the best spot. I have had some success with
installing addins to a folder on a central server although there is a slight
performance reduction. The trick is to make sure that once the reference is
set that the path will be the same from any workstation
--
Ken
"Using Dbase dialects since 82"
"Started with Visicalc in the same year"


"phij" wrote:

Hi Dave,

thanks for the quick reply. That solves the Problem. However saving the
add-in to C:\ or C:\PhijsAddins\ doesn't seem to be the professional way.
However saving it to C:\Program Files\PhijsAddins\ resulted in the same
problem as the Program files folder is called "Programme" in the German
version and therefore the folder names don't correspond to 100%. How do the
big Corporates handle this problem as they usually use folders such as
C:\Program Files\Oracle\...? Or is there another approach that the Add-in can
be stored in individual folders differing by the user which probably would be
the best solution.

Thanks a lot!

Philipp