I am relatively new to VBA. I am trying to access an SDK which requires
that I subscribe to callbacks to handle events. I am trying to handle
this in an Excel 2000 or XP workbook using VBA.

Is this possible? If so here is the reqired info I need, where do I
find this info:


Application name:
CLSID (or ProgID):
GUID

Aaron Graham

Anyone have any ideas????

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Aaron Graham wrote:

I am relatively new to VBA. I am trying to access an SDK which requires
that I subscribe to callbacks to handle events. I am trying to handle
this in an Excel 2000 or XP workbook using VBA.

Is this possible? If so here is the reqired info I need, where do I
find this info:


Application name:
CLSID (or ProgID):
GUID

Aaron Graham

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On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 14:16:05 -0500, Aaron Graham wrote:

¤ I am relatively new to VBA. I am trying to access an SDK which requires
¤ that I subscribe to callbacks to handle events. I am trying to handle
¤ this in an Excel 2000 or XP workbook using VBA.
¤
¤ Is this possible? If so here is the reqired info I need, where do I
¤ find this info:

What kind of events, those from Excel or from another application?


Paul ~~~
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

These are Com events from another application.

In article ,
Paul Clement wrote:

On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 14:16:05 -0500, Aaron Graham
wrote:

¤ I am relatively new to VBA. I am trying to access an SDK which requires
¤ that I subscribe to callbacks to handle events. I am trying to handle
¤ this in an Excel 2000 or XP workbook using VBA.
¤
¤ Is this possible? If so here is the reqired info I need, where do I
¤ find this info:

What kind of events, those from Excel or from another application?


Paul ~~~
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

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/| ,[_____],
|¯¯¯L --O|||||||O-
()_)¯()_) ¯¯¯¯¯ )_)

If they are 'ActiveX' COM events, look at the VBA WithEvents keyword.
Otherwise, take a look at the AddressOf keyword.

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aGraham wrote in message ...
These are Com events from another application.

In article ,
Paul Clement wrote:

On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 14:16:05 -0500, Aaron Graham
wrote:

¤ I am relatively new to VBA. I am trying to access an SDK which requires
¤ that I subscribe to callbacks to handle events. I am trying to handle
¤ this in an Excel 2000 or XP workbook using VBA.
¤
¤ Is this possible? If so here is the reqired info I need, where do I
¤ find this info:

What kind of events, those from Excel or from another application?


Paul ~~~
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

In article ,
(onedaywhen) wrote:

If they are 'ActiveX' COM events, look at the VBA WithEvents keyword.

RE they are not ActiveX

Otherwise, take a look at the AddressOf keyword.

I need to know what to pass to the subscription call so the other
program knows how to call me. Application name, CLSID (or ProgID), and
GUID.




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aGraham wrote in message
...
These are Com events from another application.

In article ,
Paul Clement wrote:

On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 14:16:05 -0500, Aaron Graham
wrote:

¤ I am relatively new to VBA. I am trying to access an SDK which
requires
¤ that I subscribe to callbacks to handle events. I am trying to handle
¤ this in an Excel 2000 or XP workbook using VBA.
¤
¤ Is this possible? If so here is the reqired info I need, where do I
¤ find this info:

What kind of events, those from Excel or from another application?


Paul ~~~
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

--
o_o_o_o
/| ,[_____],
|¯¯¯L --O|||||||O-
()_)¯()_) ¯¯¯¯¯ )_)