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hscowan
Hello,
I have created an add-in that I want to be able to distribute as
shrink-wrap solution.
The problem is that I can't find a way to create an install progra
that will identify the user's O/S, Excell version, and the Add-in pat
to place the module in.
I had thought I could use the "setup wizard" but I have Office 200
Professional (not the developer edition) and so it appears that th
wizard is not in my version...
I also thought that I could use the "Package & Deployment wizard" fro
VB studio 6, but it only looks for "Visual Basic Projects (*.vba) whe
I try to browse the folders for the *.XLA file.
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Does anybody know how I can use what I have or where to find what
need to make an installation "setup" program the users can run and hav
it transparent to them.
I think it necessary to be able to identify the user's O/S, Exce
version, and find the Excel Add-in path to place the *.XLA module in.
think that I need to be able to read the registry to do this.
Oh yes, I do *not *want to dump the add-in into some folder where th
user normally saves the worksheets.
Any other tidbits appreciated...
thanks,
Scot
I have created an add-in that I want to be able to distribute as
shrink-wrap solution.
The problem is that I can't find a way to create an install progra
that will identify the user's O/S, Excell version, and the Add-in pat
to place the module in.
I had thought I could use the "setup wizard" but I have Office 200
Professional (not the developer edition) and so it appears that th
wizard is not in my version...
I also thought that I could use the "Package & Deployment wizard" fro
VB studio 6, but it only looks for "Visual Basic Projects (*.vba) whe
I try to browse the folders for the *.XLA file.
----------------------
Does anybody know how I can use what I have or where to find what
need to make an installation "setup" program the users can run and hav
it transparent to them.
I think it necessary to be able to identify the user's O/S, Exce
version, and find the Excel Add-in path to place the *.XLA module in.
think that I need to be able to read the registry to do this.
Oh yes, I do *not *want to dump the add-in into some folder where th
user normally saves the worksheets.
Any other tidbits appreciated...
thanks,
Scot