Using objcets of Office Library

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The developer editon of Access provides you with the methods (and licensing)
to distribute the .ocx, .olb etc etc associated with the various references
you make while developing. Other than that, you would have to have to
develop specific versions of the app for each target (i.e. one for OL98, one
for OL2000 etc).
 
Roy said:
Hello there

For short time ago i've started controling the menu bar.

One of the functions is to diterme which type of control is on the menu bar.

For this i use CommandBarPopup object which is part of Office library:

if typeof ctl is CommandBarPopup

The problem is that the application will be able to run only on computer
with Office 2000. Not on computer with Office 97, XP or office not installed
at all,

Is ther a way to use the Object CommandBarPopup without using the Office
Referance?
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I'm not sure of all the details with this, but I'm pretty
sure that you can eliminate the reference by using Late
Binding (see Help) to the CommandBar object.

I don't think the developer edition will do anything for you
in this case.
 
Hello there

For short time ago i've started controling the menu bar.

One of the functions is to diterme which type of control is on the menu bar.

For this i use CommandBarPopup object which is part of Office library:

if typeof ctl is CommandBarPopup

The problem is that the application will be able to run only on computer
with Office 2000. Not on computer with Office 97, XP or office not installed
at all,

Is ther a way to use the Object CommandBarPopup without using the Office
Referance?

any help would be useful
 
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