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Default Proper way to export custom Toolbars ?

Hi;
I have a custom toolbar for my club project. When I send the project to
another user using Excel 2000 the toolbar gets lost. I am using OfficeXP.
We both have WindowXP.

I have attached my toolbar with each new update to my project. But at his
end, an older version of the toolbar is loaded instead of latest unless he
goes to C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Excel
and removes the *.xlb file.

This project and its toolbars is a work-in-progress. I expect several
updated versions of the toolbar to be produced. I have read John
Walkenbach's Manual Programming with VBA (Excel 2000). He suggests
re-creating the toolbar with each use as a macro. This seems like a lot of
unnecessary work -- I will do it, if that is the only real answer. I have
also googled etc. for an answer.

My question is: What would be the proper (professional) way to create
toolbars for a project that might be used on a number of (not necessarily
every) modern Microsoft OSs? Or, is there a trusted site that gives advice
and/or work arounds that I should read?

I am not a professional programer, but I would like to do things right.

Regards Bill
 
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