Word automation version problem.

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I have VB.Net VS2005 App which creates MS Word documents. Clients are using
Word 2000 and Word2003.
Project refers to MS Word 9.0 Object library, declaring Word as an object.
On the Word 2000 machines this works fast and nice, but on the Word 2003
machines it takes 5-10 times longer.
Is there a way to make Word 2003 clients to work faster?

Recently a warning message, showed up in the error list:
"There are updated custom wrappers available for the following referenced
components: Office ,VBIDE. "

A search on this message did not result in any hit that could explain what
to do?

Regards
Jens



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