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The first question would be to know if it supports OLE Automation.
If it does, then you would have to refer to it by its ProgID. You can search the registry for the executable name and find the GUID. In the same area, you should then be able to find an entry for its program ID. However, I think if it does support Automation, the documentation or the author of the code should be able to provide information on how to call and reference it. In any event, if you go to Tools=References in the VBE, it should be shown there - you can create a reference to it and look at its objects, properties and methods in object browser. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gillian" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm trying some OLE code out but have a problem, this is the line I'm using. Set ImpAppObject = CreateObject("BI-Query User.Application") The question is BI-Query User is an application I want control. It appears as "BI-Query User" in my Windows Start menu but exactly how do I refer to it in this line? Is there a way of finding out how you refer to application in this line? All and any help most appreciated ! ! |
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