Access 2007 compile question

[CD Tom]

When I compile my application do I need to add all the references I use in the program? The reason I'm asking is it seems like when the program is installed on another computer that doesn't have say Microsoft Office 16.0 Object library the program will get an function not available error.
How can I make sure that all references my application uses are available on other computers.

[Rabbit]

All references used in the code must be present on any other computer that wants to run your code. Library references are just that, references; They just point to an external resource outside your code. They don't get included in your compiled code. If you're using an external library, you'll need to install that library on that computer.

[CD Tom]

I using standard Microsoft references in my references I have Microsoft office 16.0 Object Library. When I compile does that reference get added to the compile or do I need to add it in to the compile.

[cactusdata]

Rabbit answered that:
They don't get included in your compiled code. If you're using an external library, you'll need to install that library on that computer.

[CD Tom]

I've got probably 100 computers that have this application on it, how do I install that library on the computer that doesn't have it.

[Rabbit]

Microsoft Office 16.0 Object Library comes with Microsoft office. Therefore, install Microsoft Office on that computer.

If it already has Office, then the installation might be corrupt, try running the Office fix and repair tool. And if that doesn't work, try a full uninstall and reinstall.