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I have written some code that is referencing outlook i.e. open outlook and I
am getting errors. When I go to load the Outlook object 11.0 I don't see this there. I don't see this on the microsoft site. How can a write a sub routine with out this? and load it in automatically for the users that might use this? Is the there something like Gord Dibben's Private Sub Workbook_Open() AddIns ("Analysis ToolPak").Installed = True End Sub that will do this? |
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Try dimming the Outlook object as Type Object instead of type
Outlook.Application, and instantiate it with say Set OL = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") instead of Set OL = New Outlook.Application -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "gbpg" wrote in message ... I have written some code that is referencing outlook i.e. open outlook and I am getting errors. When I go to load the Outlook object 11.0 I don't see this there. I don't see this on the microsoft site. How can a write a sub routine with out this? and load it in automatically for the users that might use this? Is the there something like Gord Dibben's Private Sub Workbook_Open() AddIns ("Analysis ToolPak").Installed = True End Sub that will do this? |
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