I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed. I'm
creating an Access97 application for another person and need to set a
reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at my
references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why don't
have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro installed?
What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library?
Thanks!
Rolf
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On Nov 27 2004, 10:48 pm, "Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in
news:1U******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net: I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed.
I'm creating an Access97 application for another person and need to
set a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at
my references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why
don't have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro
installed? What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0
Object Library?
When you install a later version of Office on a machine with Office 97, the
newer version registers its own version of the Office library, which is
supposed to be backwards-compatible with the Office 97 version. If you set
a reference to v10.0 library in an Access 97 database (which is ok for
development, although you shouldn't use any features from the new library
that are not present in the old one), and then move the database to a
machine that only has Office 97 installed, Access will fix up the reference
so that the 8.0 version of the Office library is used.
That's how it _should_ work. It wouldn't be a bad idea to test it in your
environment.
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My experience has been otherwise.
If I develop an application with a reference to Office 8.0 and put it on a
machine with Office 9.0, the "fix" is automatic, but not in the other
direction.
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news:Xn******** *************** *****@127.0.0.1 ... On Nov 27 2004, 10:48 pm, "Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in
news:1U******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net:
I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed.
I'm creating an Access97 application for another person and need to
set a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at
my references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why
don't have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro
installed? What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0
Object Library?
When you install a later version of Office on a machine with Office 97,
the newer version registers its own version of the Office library, which is
supposed to be backwards-compatible with the Office 97 version. If you set
a reference to v10.0 library in an Access 97 database (which is ok for
development, although you shouldn't use any features from the new library
that are not present in the old one), and then move the database to a
machine that only has Office 97 installed, Access will fix up the
reference so that the 8.0 version of the Office library is used.
That's how it _should_ work. It wouldn't be a bad idea to test it in your
environment.
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"Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:1U******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net... I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed. I'm
creating an Access97 application for another person and need to set a
reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at my
references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why don't
have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro installed?
What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library?
Use late binding and it won't matter which version is present, and you app will
be less crippled on machines where NO version of the library is present.
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to this message. Send instead to...
RBrandt at Hunter dot com
Rick,
I need the Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library to be able to work with the
commandbars collection. I have included a sample of my code. How do I apply
late binding?
Dim cbr As CommandBar
Dim Ctl As CommandBarCombo Box
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Set cbr = CommandBars("Co urseCalendarMen u")
Set Ctl = cbr.Controls("M onth")
Ctl.ListIndex = Month(Date)
Thanks!
Rolf
"Rick Brandt" <ri*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
news:30******** *****@uni-berlin.de... "Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:1U******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net...I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed. I'm
creating an Access97 application for another person and need to set a
reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at my
references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why
don't have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro
installed? What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library?
Use late binding and it won't matter which version is present, and you app
will be less crippled on machines where NO version of the library is present.
--
I don't check the Email account attached
to this message. Send instead to...
RBrandt at Hunter dot com
"Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:bZ******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net... Rick,
I need the Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library to be able to work with the
commandbars collection. I have included a sample of my code. How do I
apply
late binding?
Dim cbr As Object
Dim Ctl As Object
On Error GoTo errorhandler
Set cbr = CommandBars("Co urseCalendarMen u")
Set Ctl = cbr.Controls("M onth")
Ctl.ListIndex = Month(Date)
It's called MSO97.dll It is normally in your (Office 97) Office
folder. It's not displayed because it is compatible with the
Office 10 version: the registry entry can point to one or the
other, but not both.
And you probably should not have a reference to the Office object
library except during development. Take out the reference,
check for compilation errors, and use late bound objects
(set obj = createobject).
(david)
"Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:1U******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net... I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed. I'm
creating an Access97 application for another person and need to set a
reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at my
references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why don't
have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro
installed? What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library?
Thanks!
Rolf
David,
Thank you for taking the time to respond!
Two questions ---
1. Why shouldn't I have a reference to the Office object library except
during development. Why not use late binding during development?
2. I need the Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library to be able to work with
the commandbars collection. I have included a sample of my code. How do I
apply late binding?
Dim cbr As CommandBar
Dim Ctl As CommandBarCombo Box
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Set cbr = CommandBars("Co urseCalendarMen u")
Set Ctl = cbr.Controls("M onth")
Ctl.ListIndex = Month(Date)
Thanks!
Rolf
"david epsom dot com dot au" <david@epsomdot comdotau> wrote in message
news:41******** *************** @news.syd.swift dsl.com.au... It's called MSO97.dll It is normally in your (Office 97) Office
folder. It's not displayed because it is compatible with the
Office 10 version: the registry entry can point to one or the
other, but not both.
And you probably should not have a reference to the Office object
library except during development. Take out the reference,
check for compilation errors, and use late bound objects
(set obj = createobject).
(david)
"Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:1U******** *********@newsr ead2.news.atl.e arthlink.net... I have Office97Pro, Office2000Premi um and OfficeXP Pro all installed.
I'm creating an Access97 application for another person and need to set a
reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library. When I look at my
references, all I have is Microsoft Office 10.0 Object Library. Why
don't have Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library when I have Office97Pro
installed? What can I do to get a reference to Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library?
Thanks!
Rolf
> during development. Why not use late binding during development?
Early binding lets you use the Type Library during development.
This lets you use AutoComplete, compilation checks, the Office
help files, etc. Once you have it working on your PC, then you
can remove the reference, and go through and remove all the type
declarations and named constants, and use late binding for the
object creation.
(david)
"Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:bw******** ********@newsre ad3.news.atl.ea rthlink.net... David,
Thank you for taking the time to respond!
Two questions ---
1. Why shouldn't I have a reference to the Office object library except
during development. Why not use late binding during development?
2. I need the Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library to be able to work with
the commandbars collection. I have included a sample of my code. How do I
apply late binding?
Dim cbr As CommandBar
Dim Ctl As CommandBarCombo Box
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Set cbr = CommandBars("Co urseCalendarMen u")
Set Ctl = cbr.Controls("M onth")
Ctl.ListIndex = Month(Date)
Thanks!
Rolf
David,
Thanks for responding!
Do you have a response to my second question?
Rolf
"david epsom dot com dot au" <david@epsomdot comdotau> wrote in message
news:41******** *************** @news.syd.swift dsl.com.au... during development. Why not use late binding during development?
Early binding lets you use the Type Library during development.
This lets you use AutoComplete, compilation checks, the Office
help files, etc. Once you have it working on your PC, then you
can remove the reference, and go through and remove all the type
declarations and named constants, and use late binding for the
object creation.
(david)
"Rolf" <rl*****@mycour t.com> wrote in message
news:bw******** ********@newsre ad3.news.atl.ea rthlink.net... David,
Thank you for taking the time to respond!
Two questions ---
1. Why shouldn't I have a reference to the Office object library except
during development. Why not use late binding during development?
2. I need the Microsoft Office 8.0 Object Library to be able to work
with the commandbars collection. I have included a sample of my code. How do
I apply late binding?
Dim cbr As CommandBar
Dim Ctl As CommandBarCombo Box
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Set cbr = CommandBars("Co urseCalendarMen u")
Set Ctl = cbr.Controls("M onth")
Ctl.ListIndex = Month(Date)
Thanks!
Rolf
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