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Currently the user who wants to use the program has to manually set references to his or her version of office libraries (e.g. Microsoft Word 12.0 Object Library). But this depends on the version of MS Office that is installed.
To become independent of this setting, we can set all object references to the generic Object type.
Downside: this means no intellisense, and no compile checking of object members.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the user who wants to use the program has to manually set references to his or her version of office libraries (e.g. Microsoft Word 12.0 Object Library). But this depends on the version of MS Office that is installed.
To become independent of this setting, we can set all object references to the generic Object type.
Downside: this means no intellisense, and no compile checking of object members.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: