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Default Excel crashes if project is not compiled (urgent help please!)

Hi,


I wonder if it is possible to compile my project on startup.

The problem is, I protect my project with a password. If I switch from
Office XP to Office 2003, it crashes. The reason is, it only works if it is
compiled on the same excel version.

If I compile my project on XP, it works on XP. If I open the project on 2003
(without macro's enabled), I can see the Compile Project is Black (not
greyed out), so if I compile it on 2003, save it and close it, it works on
2003!

I tried with sendkeys to open the code, but I cannot accomplish to send the
password.

Can anyone help (is there a command in VBA that enforce a compilation on
startup?). I found this command vWB.VBProject.MakeCompiledFile but it does
not seem to work.

Thanks!
Jos Vens


 
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