Hello
I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch error
What it can be ?
Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible ?
Thank's
illya
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"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** **@news.wnet.ua ... Hello
I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch error
What it can be ?
Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible ?
Thank's
illya
The line
Set VBInstance = Application
gives this error, But Application is Not Null and it is of VBE Object Type
illya
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** **@news.wnet.ua ... Hello
I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch error
What it can be ?
Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible ?
Thank's
illya
Are you using the add-in designer? I believe you specify whether it runs in
the VBA IDE or the VB IDE. They are similar but different. I have seen some
add-in examples that supposedly work in both environments (has some code that
determines which it is being loaded and and sets the VBInstance appropriately.
But I was not successful using it (and did not pursue it). Instead I opted for
setting to VBA, compiling the dll under one name, then setting to VB and
compiling to another name. Then (on my dev machine) unregister both, and
reregister both.
Illya Havsiyevych wrote: The line
Set VBInstance = Application
gives this error, But Application is Not Null and it is of VBE Object Type
illya
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** **@news.wnet.ua ... Hello
I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch error
What it can be ?
Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible ?
Thank's
illya
Yes, using Designer.
VB IDE add in is selected
All compiled Ok
regsvr32 addin.dll - ok
get it in Access VB IDE AddIns list - Ok
Check box load - ok
Close this AddIn manager window - error.
"TR" <t_NoSpam_redic k@Mind_NoSpam_s pring.com> wrote in message
news:3F8AAD8F.B 2D20A2B@Mind_No Spam_spring.com ... Are you using the add-in designer? I believe you specify whether it runs
in the VBA IDE or the VB IDE. They are similar but different. I have seen
some add-in examples that supposedly work in both environments (has some code
that determines which it is being loaded and and sets the VBInstance
appropriately. But I was not successful using it (and did not pursue it). Instead I opted
for setting to VBA, compiling the dll under one name, then setting to VB and
compiling to another name. Then (on my dev machine) unregister both, and
reregister both.
Illya Havsiyevych wrote:
The line
Set VBInstance = Application
gives this error, But Application is Not Null and it is of VBE Object
Type
illya
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** **@news.wnet.ua ... Hello
I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch error
What it can be ?
Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible ?
Thank's
illya
Access uses the vba ide. I have an add-in that works in both Access ide and vb
ide (code is virtually identical), but I compile them separately, changing the
setting in the Desgner object.
For access, in the Add-in Designer, for application, I select Visual Basic for
Applications IDE.
For VB, I choose Visual Basic.
You can change the designer settings by viewing the designer object.
When I create the DLL, whichever I have chosen to create, VB registers it as an
add-in in both the VBA and VB ide (at least this has been my experience).
Therefore, one or the other will give an error (depending on which was last
created). That is why I create both (using differetn names), then deregister and
reregister each separately.
Is your add-in available in the VB IDE? and works without error?
Illya Havsiyevych wrote: Yes, using Designer.
VB IDE add in is selected
All compiled Ok
regsvr32 addin.dll - ok
get it in Access VB IDE AddIns list - Ok
Check box load - ok
Close this AddIn manager window - error.
"TR" <t_NoSpam_redic k@Mind_NoSpam_s pring.com> wrote in message
news:3F8AAD8F.B 2D20A2B@Mind_No Spam_spring.com ... Are you using the add-in designer? I believe you specify whether it runs
in the VBA IDE or the VB IDE. They are similar but different. I have seen
some add-in examples that supposedly work in both environments (has some code
that determines which it is being loaded and and sets the VBInstance
appropriately. But I was not successful using it (and did not pursue it). Instead I opted
for setting to VBA, compiling the dll under one name, then setting to VB and
compiling to another name. Then (on my dev machine) unregister both, and
reregister both.
Illya Havsiyevych wrote:
The line
Set VBInstance = Application
gives this error, But Application is Not Null and it is of VBE Object Type
illya
"Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
news:bm******** **@news.wnet.ua ...
> Hello
>
> I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
> Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch error
>
> What it can be ?
>
> Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible ?
>
> Thank's
> illya
>
>
Hello
the problem seems not in registering
But I'll check
Thanks
illya
"TR" <t_NoSpam_redic k@Mind_NoSpam_s pring.com> wrote in message
news:3F8AE0DB.D 5F70BCB@Mind_No Spam_spring.com ... Access uses the vba ide. I have an add-in that works in both Access ide
and vb ide (code is virtually identical), but I compile them separately, changing
the setting in the Desgner object.
For access, in the Add-in Designer, for application, I select Visual Basic
for Applications IDE.
For VB, I choose Visual Basic.
You can change the designer settings by viewing the designer object.
When I create the DLL, whichever I have chosen to create, VB registers it
as an add-in in both the VBA and VB ide (at least this has been my experience).
Therefore, one or the other will give an error (depending on which was
last created). That is why I create both (using differetn names), then
deregister and reregister each separately.
Is your add-in available in the VB IDE? and works without error?
Illya Havsiyevych wrote:
Yes, using Designer.
VB IDE add in is selected
All compiled Ok
regsvr32 addin.dll - ok
get it in Access VB IDE AddIns list - Ok
Check box load - ok
Close this AddIn manager window - error.
"TR" <t_NoSpam_redic k@Mind_NoSpam_s pring.com> wrote in message
news:3F8AAD8F.B 2D20A2B@Mind_No Spam_spring.com ... Are you using the add-in designer? I believe you specify whether it
runs in the VBA IDE or the VB IDE. They are similar but different. I have seen
some add-in examples that supposedly work in both environments (has some
code that determines which it is being loaded and and sets the VBInstance
appropriately. But I was not successful using it (and did not pursue it). Instead I
opted for setting to VBA, compiling the dll under one name, then setting to VB
and compiling to another name. Then (on my dev machine) unregister both,
and reregister both.
Illya Havsiyevych wrote:
> The line
>
> Set VBInstance = Application
>
> gives this error, But Application is Not Null and it is of VBE
Object Type >
> illya
>
> "Illya Havsiyevych" <ga***@ukr.ne t> wrote in message
> news:bm******** **@news.wnet.ua ...
> > Hello
> >
> > I'm trying to create VB IDE AddIn by using MS VS 6.0 SP5 with VB.
> > Registering it, startup Access, do Load and get Type mismatch
error > >
> > What it can be ?
> >
> > Also was trying to create the same by using VS.Net. Is it possible
? > >
> > Thank's
> > illya
> >
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