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JSLUIS

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Aug 18, 2003
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Hello everybody,

I have created a program with VBA for Word. In this program I use the following components:
Microsoft Data bound List Controls 6.0
Microsoft ADO Data Control 6.0 (SP4)(OLEDB)
These components were installed with Visual Basic 6.0.
Now I want to use Word with this program on a machine without VB 6.0 installed on it.
My question is as follows:
Is it possible to install these references without installing VB 6.0 ???

Thanks in advance,

Jaap Sluis
 
Yes, you can create a setup package that includes the necessary dll's. This will also register the dll's with the target computer.

Or you can copy the dll's to the target and manually register the dll's with regsvr32.

Thanks and Good Luck!

zemp
 
When you add a refference or component (via the project-references or Project-components menu) it also will show you the name and location of the file (dll or ocx) that you are using at the bottom of the dialog box.

Also you can create a set up package with the Package and deployment wizard. It will read these references for you and include them in the setup.

Also if you open up your project file (.vbp) with notepad the references and components are listed near the top.

Thanks and Good Luck!

zemp
 
Hello zemp,

Thank you for your reaction.
Everything works fine now.

greatings,
Jaap Sluis
 
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