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I need to test some stuff that is written for Excel 11, and
chokes on 12 (YIELD function). I have both 11 and 12 installed on my developer box and, of course, when the problem app instantiates "Excel.Application" it winds up with 12 - even when CreateObject's argument is changed to from "Excel.Application" to "Excel.Application.11" BCO Office 12's security/copy protection scheme, it's a big deal to get Office 12 installed on a PC in my environment or I'd just uninstall 11, do my testing, and then re-install 12. The Question: Is there a way to make 12 invisible to the system so it acts as if 11 is the only version installed, do my testing, and then revert to 11 and 12? -- PeteCresswell |
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