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Adjusted points to 100<br />

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You can go to VB's View/Object brower to see all the objects.<br />
Yoy can go to project/Refrence to set all the available reference.<br />

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You can go to VB's View/Object brower to see all the objects.
Yoy can go to project/Refrence to set all the available reference.


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DQ, this is not what I'm looking for. &nbsp;I need to know where I can find the exact string to use in the CreateObject method.<br />
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ex:<br />
CreateObject(&quot;Access.Appli<wbr />cation&quot;)<br />
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where can I find something that tells me I should use the string &quot;Access.Application&quot;?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sekans<br />

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DQ, this is not what I'm looking for.  I need to know where I can find the exact string to use in the CreateObject method.

ex:
CreateObject("Access.Application")

where can I find something that tells me I should use the string "Access.Application"?

Thanks,
Sekans


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Anita,<br />
Thank you. &nbsp;Exactly what I needed to know.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Sekans<br />

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Anita,
Thank you.  Exactly what I needed to know.

Regards,
Sekans


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Can anyone tell me where I can find a list of application names to use when using the CreateObject method? &nbsp;(ie &quot;Access.Application&quot; or &quot;AUTOCAD.Application&quot;) &nbsp;I'm attempting to create an instance of Bentley's MicroStation. <br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sekans
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Can anyone tell me where I can find a list of application names to use when using the CreateObject method?  (ie "Access.Application" or "AUTOCAD.Application")  I'm attempting to create an instance of Bentley's MicroStation. 

Thanks,
Sekans

CreateObject  application names?

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