Thanks Peter,

but I don't want my users to have Excel on their computers. They don't need
that.
They just need my application, but this application (written in VB6) uses
the Excel API.
Basically, my application refers to the Microsoft Excel 9.0 Object Library.
I then use the Excel Application Object declared with this statement:
Dim xlApp As New Excel.Application

Thanks for your help!
Jérémie

"Peter T" <peter_t@discussions schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Your users will need a license and key to have Excel installed on their
systems. Not sure how you would obtain Excel 9 (2000) though, other than
with an MSDN subscription.

Regards,
Peter T

"Jérémie Gent" wrote in message
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Hi,

I've developped an application in VB6 that uses the Excel API (Microsoft
Excel 9.0 Object Library - Excel9.olb)
I need to deploy this application on many computers (for many users) of
my company who don't own a license for Excel.
Is that legal? Or do I have to buy an Excel license per user?
Basically my application will have to handle data contained in .xls
files, that's why I need the Excel API.

Thanks for your answers / links to any Microsoft page concerning the
redistribution of Office DLL.
(And if that's doable, which DLL would I have to include in my
redistribution?)

Jérémie