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.NET binaries used in VBA


Hi,

I have a code written in C#. I then use it in excel with VBA code. I use
the .net environment tools. My "make" script becomes:
tlbexp myFile.dll /out:myFile.tlb
regasm myFile.dll
copy /Y myFile.dll "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office"
copy /Y myFile.tlb "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office"
Then I go to the visual studio and go to add->references and then add
the myFile.tlb.
I guess this registers the file in the relevant places in the registry.
The problem is that my computer has .net visual studio where as the
machine I install the software on is operational and not development
dedicated. Thus in the operational machine i install only the .net
framework itself. What am i supposed to do so that i can use the scripts
on the operational mahcine?

Thanks,
dror


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