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Hi guys,

Things are going great with my application. The program works like acharm thanks to Killer42 and the likes. Thanks guys. So on to the next problem :->>

I have written the code to write certain text boxes to excel. Easy and works great on my machine. I have Excel 2002 installed. I have added the Microsoft Excel 10 object library as required in my references as required. So it works like a charm. The problem arises when I move the application to another machine. I then get the windows error (send to microsoft - dialog) when i execute the code. It opens the excel book does the required migration of data and then bombs. That machine is running Excel 2000. I presume this is the reason for the failure? I have tried even with the vb6 package deployment wizard to create a install file that copies all the .ocx files etc. Still the same result. Am I missing something?

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Werner
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