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Does anyone know the difference between the Excel 5 library and Excel
11.0 Object Library?

I am using Visual Studio 2008 and cannot find a listing (under
COM libraries) for 11.0.

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The libraries are not really much different. The libraries are mostly
wrappers which call the DLLs in Windos. The DLL's are located in two
locations

1) Windows/system32
2) Program Files ...\Office11 (or the version of office installed
on you PC).

I don't know if excel 5 is refering to the VB-5 or Office 95.

Office 2000 and up are pretty similar just some enhancements. Office
97 was significantly different.

If it is refering to Office product then I think this is what I
remember
5.0 is Office 1995
7.0 is Office 1997
8.0 is Office 1998 - not sure if this ever existed
9.0 is Office 2000
10.0 is Office 2002
11.0 is Office 2003
12.0 is Office 2008


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5 : Excel 5 (in 1993)
7 : Excel 95
8 : '97
9 : 2000
10 : 2002
11 : 2003
12 : 2007
14 : 2010

Office 1998 was for Mac, although there was Outlook 98 for PC

AFAIK VB.Net will not work with Excel 5

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The libraries are not really much different. The libraries are mostly
wrappers which call the DLLs in Windos. The DLL's are located in two
locations

1) Windows/system32
2) Program Files ...\Office11 (or the version of office installed
on you PC).

I don't know if excel 5 is refering to the VB-5 or Office 95.

Office 2000 and up are pretty similar just some enhancements. Office
97 was significantly different.

If it is refering to Office product then I think this is what I
remember
5.0 is Office 1995
7.0 is Office 1997
8.0 is Office 1998 - not sure if this ever existed
9.0 is Office 2000
10.0 is Office 2002
11.0 is Office 2003
12.0 is Office 2008


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That`s sort of what I thought.. ...

Questions:

1. What is the easiest way to find the Excel 11.0 Object Library on my
hard disk, if it exists?

2. If it`s not there, do you know if I can find it someplace and
download it?

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I think the IDE or Office may be forcing use of the 2007 (12.0) object
library, and I think perhaps I need to modify the "binding redirect
policy," but I cannot find an authorirative reference on this.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Alan




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OK I understand your problem now. You will need to have Excel 2003
installed, if you have an MSDN subscription you can get it there, otherwise
I imagine it can be bought quite cheaply

You can develop in the 2007 machine, take your project to a system with 2003
and compile on that. Not ideal though. If you need to cater for both 2003 &
2007 you will find it easier to have both versions installed on your system.
Maybe you can install 2003 into a new VM. Otherwise you must install
versions in oldest first order. So uninstall 2007 before installing 2003,
then reinstall 2003. (tip - choose separate folders rather than the
default).

Regards,
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I think the IDE or Office may be forcing use of the 2007 (12.0) object
library, and I think perhaps I need to modify the "binding redirect
policy," but I cannot find an authorirative reference on this.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Alan




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