DonkeyOte
MrExcel MVP
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Question:
I have been using late binding for a while now to reference the OL Object Model in an open event. I might be being dumb (likely) but even if I use late binding to create the object, which I then in turn use to mail the workbook itself to another user, then the object reference is mailed with the file also is it not? Is there any way to avoid this? Because if the next user has v9.0 and I had v10.0 then because the file has a reference already assigned to it for OL 10.0 olb (when it was mailed) then it will fall over on my machine with a missing reference. I hope I am missing some blatant knowledge here? It doesn't really matter if I am right or wrong as I am moving this out of VBA anyway BUT I am just interested to know what the solutions are?
Cheers and apologies if this makes little or no sense but why spoil the trend?
I have been using late binding for a while now to reference the OL Object Model in an open event. I might be being dumb (likely) but even if I use late binding to create the object, which I then in turn use to mail the workbook itself to another user, then the object reference is mailed with the file also is it not? Is there any way to avoid this? Because if the next user has v9.0 and I had v10.0 then because the file has a reference already assigned to it for OL 10.0 olb (when it was mailed) then it will fall over on my machine with a missing reference. I hope I am missing some blatant knowledge here? It doesn't really matter if I am right or wrong as I am moving this out of VBA anyway BUT I am just interested to know what the solutions are?
Cheers and apologies if this makes little or no sense but why spoil the trend?