M
Maury Markowitz
I'm trying to call a macro in a remote machine in order to run a simulator
that requires a hardware key. Tom suggested that I use the CreateObject
method and see if that works, and it turns out there are some semi-useful
examples in the help files.
While this works on my machine, the machine I need to call returns an error
70, permission denied. Looking over the help it seems to suggest that the
problem is either writability on a read-only file, or an inability to access
the registry. Since all I'm doing is launching Excel (no file opening yet)
I'm assuming my problem is the registry.
So does anyone know EXACTLY how to provide read access for the registry to
machines on our local domain?
that requires a hardware key. Tom suggested that I use the CreateObject
method and see if that works, and it turns out there are some semi-useful
examples in the help files.
While this works on my machine, the machine I need to call returns an error
70, permission denied. Looking over the help it seems to suggest that the
problem is either writability on a read-only file, or an inability to access
the registry. Since all I'm doing is launching Excel (no file opening yet)
I'm assuming my problem is the registry.
So does anyone know EXACTLY how to provide read access for the registry to
machines on our local domain?