I've tried the methods described in Dicks-CLicks and Ron de Bruins sites, but
I seem to be having trouble making it work with Outlook Web Apps 2003. I've
built a workbook with many macros in Excel 2003 and followed the procedure
for Binding to Outlook. The problem seems to be that my company's network
uses Excel 2000 on the Exchange Server 2003. I have had no luck using the
late bind method when I send the workbook to users on the network.

Is there some extra trick to expose the Outlook Web Apps library that's
different from the regular Outlook library?

Thanks,
--
Dave Benson

Hi Dave

I don't have a solution but post this in a Outlook newsgroup to
get a better response.

--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl


"Dave Benson" wrote in message ...
I've tried the methods described in Dicks-CLicks and Ron de Bruins sites, but
I seem to be having trouble making it work with Outlook Web Apps 2003. I've
built a workbook with many macros in Excel 2003 and followed the procedure
for Binding to Outlook. The problem seems to be that my company's network
uses Excel 2000 on the Exchange Server 2003. I have had no luck using the
late bind method when I send the workbook to users on the network.

Is there some extra trick to expose the Outlook Web Apps library that's
different from the regular Outlook library?

Thanks,
--
Dave Benson