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I have a VB application using the .NET 2.0 framework. I want to be able to
read the contents of an Excel file into the application. I do not want to require that Office be installeed on the machine where is application is running. I have one test application that uses the Excel Object Model (reference to Excel in my project) and I create an Excel.Application, a Workbook, and Worksheets. I want to know if this is redistributable with my application, both legally and whether or not it will work without Office being installed. I've also been looking at using the Jet OLEDB Provider with ADO .NET to query the Excel file. Does this provider only get installed with Access? And, if not, could it be redistributed with a VB .NET 2.0 application? Thanks for any information, Nate |
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