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Hi tinfanide,
That's a by-product of using early binding. You have two options: • delete the reference to the Word 14 from the vba editor and use late binding; or • re-compile the code on a system using Word 2007 or earlier - ideally, on the earliest possible version the code will need to run on.
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How about late binding? In my codes: Code:
Dim wrdApp As Object
Set wrdApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")
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