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I'm having a few problems getting something clear in my mind and I hope someone can help. From my limited experience with VBA and from searching for help on this it would seem that there's no doubt I should be early-binding when creating new objects in my code. If Chip Pearson says "there is never a good reason for not using early binding", then that's good enough for me. If necessary, I set a reference to the appropriate library and off I go! The problem arises when I try to get another user to access the same application: it falls over on the Outlook / VBscript / whatever specific references. Obviously I can get the user to set a reference manually, but that would seem to be an admission of defeat. I thought I might be missing something simple: maybe the reference is specific to the project, but a simple experiment disproved that theory. Every previous article I can find simply re-iterates the same thing. Always use early-binding. What am I missing? Pete |
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