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Office 2000 Interop

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Ken - 25 Oct 2004 14:43 GMT
I've written a VB.Net application that uses Office 2003 (Word and Excel)
automation. But, I have a mix of Windows 2K workstations with Office 2K,
Office XP, and Office 2003.

I've read KB articles about Office development under the .Net framework,
including an article on the Office XP PIAs. But I still lack an understanding
of how to automate the various versions of Office from my application.

Do I need to build a separate executable to reference the different flavors
of Office?

Can I modify my deployment project to package multiple interop assemblies?

Is there a road map that describes the best practice for automating
different versions of Office?

Ken
Ken - 30 Oct 2004 19:19 GMT
Take a look at these KB articles

304661

244167

K.

> I've written a VB.Net application that uses Office 2003 (Word and Excel)
> automation. But, I have a mix of Windows 2K workstations with Office 2K,
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> Ken

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