R
Rob
I have a program that I wrote in VB6, which launches Word for sales
quotes. It was built to support systems running Windows 98 and Windows
2000. Also, it was built against the least common denominator, Office
97, on Windows 98. It works fine on these systems.
I attempted to load the application on a system running Windows XP
Professional and Office 2003. When the application attempts to launch
Word, it displays the error, "Automation Error. The specified module
could not be found". The error code is 8007007e. This new system was
delivered with XP Professional and Office 2003 pre-installed.
I have isolated the line of code that generates the error.
Set objWord = New Word.Application
This line of code uses early binding, but it was built against Office
97, which uses version 9 of the Word object type library. And it works
on Windows 98 and Windows 2000 machines running Office 97 and Office
2000. I'm not sure what it does with Office 2002.
I see lots of posts with this problem. None of the proposed solutions
have worked. What is the problem with XP Professional and Office 2003?
quotes. It was built to support systems running Windows 98 and Windows
2000. Also, it was built against the least common denominator, Office
97, on Windows 98. It works fine on these systems.
I attempted to load the application on a system running Windows XP
Professional and Office 2003. When the application attempts to launch
Word, it displays the error, "Automation Error. The specified module
could not be found". The error code is 8007007e. This new system was
delivered with XP Professional and Office 2003 pre-installed.
I have isolated the line of code that generates the error.
Set objWord = New Word.Application
This line of code uses early binding, but it was built against Office
97, which uses version 9 of the Word object type library. And it works
on Windows 98 and Windows 2000 machines running Office 97 and Office
2000. I'm not sure what it does with Office 2002.
I see lots of posts with this problem. None of the proposed solutions
have worked. What is the problem with XP Professional and Office 2003?