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Creating Excel Object in C#
I have written an application in C# which creates an instance of Excel and
populates the excel object with data and then saves that data. When I run this application under my own ID, it runs just fine. I had the administrator create a generic sign on, which is such that it can submit jobs on the machine, but can not actually log on to the machine. When I use this generic Account in this C# application, I get an access violation error when I attempt to create an instance of the Excel object. I suspect that this has something to do with not acutally signing on with this generic account and bringing up excel so it does what ever it does when a user first brings up excel. I went to the Documents and Setting Folder, thinking that Excel must be creating something under these folders for each user id which logs into excel. I found a folder under Application Data/Microsoft and found a folder called "Excel" which was under my ID, but not under the generic. I copied this folder to the generic account, but it had not effect. If I am unable to acutally log onto the box with the generic account, how can I properly set up excel to run? Thanks in advance for your assistance |
Creating Excel Object in C#
Access violation implies that there is a rights issue to access a file, most
likely the Excell object model file which is normally in the Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office folder. Does the generic login have access rights to this folder? If not, I suspect that might be the problem. -- - K Dales "Jim Heavey" wrote: I have written an application in C# which creates an instance of Excel and populates the excel object with data and then saves that data. When I run this application under my own ID, it runs just fine. I had the administrator create a generic sign on, which is such that it can submit jobs on the machine, but can not actually log on to the machine. When I use this generic Account in this C# application, I get an access violation error when I attempt to create an instance of the Excel object. I suspect that this has something to do with not acutally signing on with this generic account and bringing up excel so it does what ever it does when a user first brings up excel. I went to the Documents and Setting Folder, thinking that Excel must be creating something under these folders for each user id which logs into excel. I found a folder under Application Data/Microsoft and found a folder called "Excel" which was under my ID, but not under the generic. I copied this folder to the generic account, but it had not effect. If I am unable to acutally log onto the box with the generic account, how can I properly set up excel to run? Thanks in advance for your assistance |
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