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Rick in NS
I have an Access 2002 application that I have to deploy on several machines
with different versions of Office on them. I am packaging a runtime version
of Access 2003 with the application. However; when users attempt to run a
routine that generates an e-mail to Outlook they receive an error message
stating that the Object Library is missing or not registered.
I suspect this is due to the fact the orginal library was Microsoft Office
Outlook version 10 and the compiler has now updated the version to 11.
It is my understanding you have to 'late bind' the Outlook.10 library to the
code in some manner.
Can anyone tell me where to place the code and what the syntax is? Should I
place it for example in the on open of the startup form or in the code that
actually generates the e-mail to Outlook?
TIA
with different versions of Office on them. I am packaging a runtime version
of Access 2003 with the application. However; when users attempt to run a
routine that generates an e-mail to Outlook they receive an error message
stating that the Object Library is missing or not registered.
I suspect this is due to the fact the orginal library was Microsoft Office
Outlook version 10 and the compiler has now updated the version to 11.
It is my understanding you have to 'late bind' the Outlook.10 library to the
code in some manner.
Can anyone tell me where to place the code and what the syntax is? Should I
place it for example in the on open of the startup form or in the code that
actually generates the e-mail to Outlook?
TIA