I have a library (named DSG) created in C# which other programs use to build
Excel spreadsheeets. This library uses the office PIAs
"Microsoft.Offi ce.Interop.Exce l.dll" and also references the Microsoft
Office v10 library using ActiveX. Recently I loaded Microsoft's Project
2003 (v11) to my programming computer for tracking purposes, which loaded
the Microsoft Office v11 library.
Now, when I run my programs (in VS C#) I get two errors:
1) Warning: The dependency 'Interop.Micros oft.Office.Core , Version=2.2.0.0 ,
Culture=neutral ' in project 'DSG' cannot be copied to the run directory
because it would overwrite the reference 'Interop.Micros oft.Office.Core ,
Version=2.3.0.0 , Culture=neutral '.
2) The dependency 'Interop.Micros oft.Office.Core ' could not be found. (this
occurs in the main program which references the library DSG).
I believe this is due to the version discrepancies, but I cannot seem to
rectify this. If I drop the Microsoft Office v10 library and reference the
v11 library instead, the results are the same. Even if I drop the reference
to the Microsoft Office altogether, the results are the same. It must be
something simple that I am overlooking.
Any ideas??
Allen
The DataSol Group, Inc.
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