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![]() Hi All, I would like to be able to use the active-x calendar control (calendar.ocx) in an excel application that we use. However, it appears that this is not installed, by default, in all Win2K / WinXP configurations. Therefore, I am thinking that I could, perhaps, embed that file in my excel file, and then check to see if the user has it installed before running the rest of the code. If that were to work, I think I would need to: 1) Embed the file in the workbook (trivial) 2) Check whether the user has it on their hard disk, an if not, extract from the workbook to their hard disk 3) Check whether it is registered, and if not, register Before I embark on this mini quest, does anyone see any issues with this approach? Am I missing a much simpler option? Thanks, Alan. |
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