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Default Attach reference/ library to file sent to users

I have some VBA codes written for Excel and some other code for MS Project. I
have to let other people who also have the same office installation to use
the office files containing these codes. The required dll files are present
on the users machine.

Can some one please tell me how I can make a VB6 excecutable file that will
set the references required by my VBA codes.
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Sajit
Abu Dhabi


"NickHK" wrote:

If the reference is "Missing", then the user does not have that component on
their system. How can you use it ?
Either only use components that are known to be present, or use some form of
Installation routine.

NickHK

"Angus" wrote in message
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When i sent a vba programmed file to users, some of them don't work

because
of missing references.

Is it possible to attach reference to file sent so that everyone can run

the
program?




 
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