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Office Object Libraries
Hello,
I have an Excel/ Word VBA application using automation. I am trying to make it backward compatible to at least Office 2000. My development system has Office 2003 but the Excel .xls file with MS Office Object Library, MS Excel Object Library and MS Word Object Library is on another system with OFfice 2000 in order to bring in the object libraries for that version of Office(to make it backward compatible). This latter system is not workable to develop on, so the problem is that when I bring the xls file from the Office 2000 into my development box with Office 2003 , the object libraries are converted to those for Office 2003, or version 11. I need to package my app on the newer system, but does anyone know a way to retain the older object library versions when I import them into the newer system? Thanks, God bless Van |
Office Object Libraries
Bob,
Your reply somehow got overlooked, and I just discovered it. Thanks for your suggestion. I was going to use early binding building the app with Office 97 to make it workable for a prospective client with that version, but I am wondering if late binding would be best despite a little speed bump. I am not sure if my app would lose any functionality of later versions with early binding, but if I recall with late binding it would just pull in the libraries for whatever version is being used which might be best in my case as you indicated. Thanks again, and God bless Van "Bob Phillips" wrote: Use late binding. Dim oWordApp As Object Set oWordApp = CreateObject("Word.Application") etc. -- HTH RP "VanS" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an Excel/ Word VBA application using automation. I am trying to make it backward compatible to at least Office 2000. My development system has Office 2003 but the Excel .xls file with MS Office Object Library, MS Excel Object Library and MS Word Object Library is on another system with OFfice 2000 in order to bring in the object libraries for that version of Office(to make it backward compatible). This latter system is not workable to develop on, so the problem is that when I bring the xls file from the Office 2000 into my development box with Office 2003 , the object libraries are converted to those for Office 2003, or version 11. I need to package my app on the newer system, but does anyone know a way to retain the older object library versions when I import them into the newer system? Thanks, God bless Van |
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