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Default LATE BINDING using Set WordApplication = CreateObject(strApp)

if i use late binding and the following line :

Set WordApplication = CreateObject(strApp)

where strApp may be:
strApp = "Word.Application"

QUESTION: How do you find out what these strings are for other
applications e.g MSQuery ???

any help greatly appreciated
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Hi Jason,

These entries are all located in the Registry under the
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT hive. As far as I know, MSQuery can't be automated, so you
won't find an entry for it.

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if i use late binding and the following line :

Set WordApplication = CreateObject(strApp)

where strApp may be:
strApp = "Word.Application"

QUESTION: How do you find out what these strings are for other
applications e.g MSQuery ???

any help greatly appreciated
Jason



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