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late binding problem

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John Smith - 06 Jan 2005 05:46 GMT
If we do late binding of office it appears we need to be able to do
something like

if (Office xp)

else if (office 2003)

In C++ I would use #ifdef

How do I do this for Office versions in C#.Net

thank you
mark
Fredrik Wahlgren - 06 Jan 2005 17:47 GMT
> If we do late binding of office it appears we need to be able to do
> something like
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> thank you
> mark

Why would you use use #ifdef. To me it makes more sense to get the Office
version property at startup and put in a global variable. At least in C++.

/ Fredrik

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