Windows Common Controls-2 6.0 (SP6)

Nuz

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I attached a date and time picker control to userform and added a reference to Microsoft Windows Common Controls-2 6.0 (SP6).

Is this library available and working for Office 2010 32-bit users. I mean if I send the file to somebody who uses 32-bit Office (I use 64-bit myself) I'd like to make sure they do not receive any missing reference errors.
Some people may also have 2007 or even 2003 versions of Office. Is this probelm with them?

And what is the meaning of 6.0 and (SP6) at the and of the library name? Is it possible that other people have the corresponding library but a different version of it and the date and time picker is not working?
 
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