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Hi,
I have a spreadsheet that uses a COM dll in the VB code. For testign purposes I have had to use a new version of the dll and lace it in a different directory to the original and then regsvr32. I find that the excel code seems "confused" as to the symbols of the COM dll now referenced correctly to the new directory. In order to unconfuse VB i must dereferene the project compile then re add the reference and recompile. This sorts out my problems. My issue is that I have multiple users using different versions of the dll, how can I avoid or fix this annyoign issue? |
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In VB, the trick is to set your project compatability to binary.
Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I have a spreadsheet that uses a COM dll in the VB code. For testign purposes I have had to use a new version of the dll and lace it in a different directory to the original and then regsvr32. I find that the excel code seems "confused" as to the symbols of the COM dll now referenced correctly to the new directory. In order to unconfuse VB i must dereferene the project compile then re add the reference and recompile. This sorts out my problems. My issue is that I have multiple users using different versions of the dll, how can I avoid or fix this annyoign issue? |
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