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Default Checking & installing references as part of on_open

I have a macro that access MS Outlook data from Excel (mixed platform, users
may be using Win2K or WinXP and O2K or OXP)

Is there a way, during the on_open procedure, to have the VBA code check for
a reference to outlook, and if there isn't one "check the box" to activate
the reference? What makes this more problematic is the multiple platforms,
so I'm not sure how to hardcode the multiple possible reference names. I am
sticking with early binding, because so far I haven't learned enough to make
late binding work (I've tried).

The idea of walking every user through the process of opening up the VBE,
adding the reference, etc. is daunting, so I'd like to do this automatically
if possible.

Many thanks,
Keith

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