Re: Msword.olb and Msword9.olb

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From: Francois (francois.etchegoin-NoSpam_at_wanadoo.fr)
Date: 02/18/04 

Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 15:27:07 +0100

Hello everybody, (particular Tom)

For Tom :
I have tested the problem with an unprotected version of the document (I
have sent it to my customer), and it's effectively a compilation error
because of Mso9.dll missed.

For Everybody, I explain the problem :
    I write macros VBA on Word 2000 and in a PC full XP (Office XP Pro, Win
XP...) in one of my customer, it doesn't works because of dll missed whitch
is finaly Mso9.dll. If I check the VBA references in this document in my
configuration (Office 2000, W98) I see 4 dll referenced : VBA, OLE
Automation, Mso9.dll and msword9.olb. Those references are the default
references...

    In one of my customers whitch has Office XP, Mso9.dll and msword9.olb
don't exist => Compilation error... because Mso9.dll is missed (only it).
The code is protected so he can't change the references.

What can I do to pass this problem and to make macros whitch works on the 2
systems ?
A solution would be to make 2 files : 1 for Word 2000 and 1 for Word XP but
it's not good to maintain
So, Is there a service pack whitch fix this problem or a method to "prepar"
the VBA environment ?

Thanks for your answer.

Francois

Ps : sorry for the mistakes :-)
Ps2 : I have created a new News.

"Tom Winter" <Tom@NoSpam.AmosFiveSix.com> a écrit dans le message news:
umUoV2X8DHA.2576@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> "Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote...
> <snip>
> > There is something else going on here. I have written macros in Word 97
> that
> > run fine on Word XP... And I did not recompile and saved the result in
an
> XP
> > document, so to speak.
> <snip>
>
> Heck, I've written macros way back in Word 6.0 that got auto-converted
into
> pseudo-VBA by Word 97 years ago and that still work under Word 2003!
> --
> Tom Winter
> Tom@NoSpam.AmosFiveSix.com
> www.AmosFiveSix.com
>
>

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