Hello,

My question may be a little stupid, but how should I declare those variables
so that the addin doesn't depend on the version of the Office object model
dll? Right now using the addin sample I have:

Dim cbrNewToolbar As Office.CommandBar
Private WithEvents CBButton As Office.CommandBarButton

This way though I need to have two version of the add-in dll -- one for
Office 2002 and one for Office 2000.

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Thank you,
Orlin

Thank you Ken,

I maybe got confused. Maybe it was a different problem I was experiencing.
I will try again.


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> Just develop your addin using a dev machine with the oldest version of
> Outlook you want to support installed. The addin will work with later
> versions of Outlook.
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> "Orlin Todorov" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Hello,
> >
> > My question may be a little stupid, but how should I declare those
> variables
> > so that the addin doesn't depend on the version of the Office object
> model
> > dll? Right now using the addin sample I have:
> >
> > Dim cbrNewToolbar As Office.CommandBar
> > Private WithEvents CBButton As Office.CommandBarButton
> >
> > This way though I need to have two version of the add-in dll -- one
> for
> > Office 2002 and one for Office 2000.
> >
> > Any advice is greatly appreciated!
> >
> > Thank you,
> > Orlin
> >
> >
>
>