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    Greg
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    VBA references

    I have some VBA code that creates and sends an e-mail. I'm using
    msoutl.olb (Outlook library).
    The problem is that the spreadsheet runs on versions of excel from 2000 to
    2003.
    In 2000 the library is called msout9.olb.
    Is there a way to have somewhere in the vba code, the library name?
    Or is there another solution?
    Greg


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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: VBA references

    You could develop it Excel 2000 using its type library, and release to that
    and later versions, it will update automatically.

    Or you could late bind. See http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.EarlyLate.html

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    Bob Phillips

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    "Greg" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I have some VBA code that creates and sends an e-mail. I'm using
    > msoutl.olb (Outlook library).
    > The problem is that the spreadsheet runs on versions of excel from 2000 to
    > 2003.
    > In 2000 the library is called msout9.olb.
    > Is there a way to have somewhere in the vba code, the library name?
    > Or is there another solution?
    > Greg
    >




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