Access 2003 runtime and MS Soap

[Albert D. Kallal]

Please could you tell me what you mean by a late binding?

Late binding is what every developer learns to use so you do NOT have a
setup the references in your code (tools->references).

So, when we use word automation, we actually REMOVE the reference to word in
the tools->references. This means that when we move the application to
another pc that have a slightly different install, or even fact a completely
different version of word, our code still works.

You can read about it here:

http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/latebinding.htm

 

[Brendan Reynolds]

As Sharat's code currently only works with one specific version of the SOAP
library, though, late binding (while I agree it is a good idea) will not *by
itself* solve the problem. It would also be necessary to identify what it is
in the code that is dependent on that specific version of the library, and
attempt to modify the code to eliminate that dependency.

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