Spelling toolbar

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ChoonBoy

I added a spelling toolbar icon (ABC with a check mark).

After making mde, when I run it in another PC, a message pop up saying it
isn't installed. Am I missing any references that I should add.

Thanks in advance
 
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Douglas J. Steele

How did you add the spelling toolbar? If it requires a reference to some
library, is that library present on the second PC?
 
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ChoonBoy

Thanks for the reply, I really do not know if the library is present on the
second PC. It is running on Vista Stater and only Access 2003 runtime is
installed.

How do I add the library to the second PC.

Thanks
 
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Douglas J. Steele

How you add it depends on what it is! Do you even have the legal right to
redistribute it?
 
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ChoonBoy

I only use original softwares, I am using VSTO 2005 that comes with both the
Access 2003 package wizard & Custom setup wizard.

I am not too happy with my VSTO because on many occasion it cannot install
(when runtime & additional files are included). In addition I have no option
to decide what directory to create and install. (Help appreciate here too)

So how do I add the library to the other PCs?

Thanks
 
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Douglas J. Steele

If you're using some sort of spelling component from Microsoft, then you
don't have a legal right to redistribute it: you have to hope that your
users have the same version of Office already installed.

Your only other option would be to find a third-party spelling utility.
 
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Douglas J. Steele

Just realized that saying that was your only other option was a bit strong.

You also have the option of removing the spelling capability, or (depending
on how it's implemented) using Late Binding so that clients who have the
necessary components will be able to use it, and the application will
function for those users who don't have the necessary components (except
when they try to use the spelling feature)
 

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