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Russell Plummer
Trying to add the Save As dialog in Excel 97 VBA.
Have followed the instructions as per Richard Shepard's book, namely:
- Opened a blank user form
- Gone to Tools -> Additional Controls
- Found Microsoft Common Dialog Control, Version 6.0 and ticked it
- Seen the Common Dialog icon appear on the Toolbox
When I dragged the Common Dialog tool over onto the blank form I got an
Error from Visual Basic saying "The Control could not be created because it
is not properly licensed"
Can anyone offer any enlightenment?
Thanks
Russell
(e-mail address removed)
Have followed the instructions as per Richard Shepard's book, namely:
- Opened a blank user form
- Gone to Tools -> Additional Controls
- Found Microsoft Common Dialog Control, Version 6.0 and ticked it
- Seen the Common Dialog icon appear on the Toolbox
When I dragged the Common Dialog tool over onto the blank form I got an
Error from Visual Basic saying "The Control could not be created because it
is not properly licensed"
Can anyone offer any enlightenment?
Thanks
Russell
(e-mail address removed)