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Assume all traces of Office 2003 will be removed from the computer.
UPDATE:
I understand that I will still be able to use .xls files. I'm asking about automating Excel through the COM interop from outside Excel. When I add a reference to Excel to a VB...
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In my opinion, the above is actually....
As I understand it, Microsoft has a number of customers using Office, and they wouldn't like a large number of breaking changes .
It would be very surprising if there were many breaking changes between the versions .
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I've been trying to retrieve the locations of all the page breaks on a given Excel 2003 worksheet over COM. Here's an example of the kind of thing I'm trying to do:
Excel::HPageBreaksPtr pHPageBreaks = pSheet->GetHPageBreaks(); long count = pHPageBreaks...
Started by Martin on
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Converting this to COM:
Range("A1").Select numRows = Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row While.
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We have a WinForms app, written in VB.NET (CLR 2.0), that does a lot of Outlook-related stuff. One of the things we do is programmatically open up a new Outlook 2003 'compose new Email' form, pre-populated with the 'to' address.
Me.WordApp = New Word....
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Do you have both Office 2003 and Office 2007):
XP SP2 Office 2003 (default install) .NET 3.5 SP1 (the big redistributable) My application Bingo.
I had a similar experience with an Excel 2003 Add-In.
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Hi all,
I've had someone else's pile of stuff handed to me. Among these items is a Word 2003 add-in (VSTO 2005 SE, .NET 2.0) that reportedly had been working fine in 2007, but our deployment environment calls for 2003. It installs apparently fine for ...
Started by andrewbadera on
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If you use VSTO, for Word the add-in still looks like a classic COM add-in which is extending_ROOT\<add-in classname>\CSLID
The correct version of the COM component must be registered
Troubleshooting Outlook COM Addins – Using....
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We are creating a Windows Form application (C# or VB.NET) that needs to reference an Office 2003 or Office 2007 COM object, depending on the version of office installed. What is the best way to handle this scenario and reference the correct COM object...
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The Office 2003 PIAs, just make sure the correct version of the PIAs is deployed on the target system 2003 (with the Office 2003 PIAs), then it should also work on Office 2007 (with the Office 2007 PIAs.
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My 2003 9-3 SE Convertable cooling fan is not comming on. My daughter was driving hoime and pulled in front of the house when the upper rad. hose burst. OK, just thought it was its time to go and I got lucky. Fixed that and 2 days later the heater hose...
Started by smokie44 on
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Ha!
I still have the original hoses, 16 years old.....
Timely maintenance and diagnosing are important.
The radiator is not beyond any reproach, rather, its suspect .
Can't say that I think much of that thermostat.
Check your thermostat, it might be stuck.
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We have a Com+ VB6 DLL used in our asp classic application. After upgrading to IIS 6.0 and Windows Server 2003 it seems to be causing us problem. How should we replace it with .NET (2.0) functionality?
A Webservice? A Com DLL in .NET? Some other option...
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If you setup the....
That would likely require the least amount of changes to the calling client (asp classic app) .
This depends a lot on exactly what the COM component is doing, but the simplest option would probably be a COM library in .NET.
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I am working with VBA, in office 2007 and 2003 (Word specifically).
What I need is to use a custom COM object from VBA and use its methods. I already do it in Word 2007 but it crashed in Word 2003.
This is the command that I am using:
Dim oCOM as Object...
Started by Ubalo on
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Regsvr32 yourcomfilesname.dll
The Problem was not create the COM objectYou might need to use regsvr32 to register the COm component if you have just copied the file, It was an Office bug so I fixed ....
To the Word 2003 machine
e.g.
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We have an ASP.NET 1.1 web application. It invokes a C++ COM object which in turn invokes a .NET COM object. Originally, this .NET COM object was a .NET 1.1 assembly. Now, we need to modify this .NET COM object and in the process we now use Visual Studio...
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You should be able to run it in a COM+ activation context in a separate for IPC communication between the .NET 1.1 and the .NET 2.0 application, say, for example, C++ COM, the C++ COM object reads it and....
Ever is loaded first, wins.
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How to include COM components on a published .Net site?
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It is hosted for you), then perhaps COM isn't the way and for that i add a reference of ....
If you don't own the server (i.e.
Registry-free COM might work, but isn't easy to configure.
Probably need to install the components on the server.
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