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Here is what I have on the developer machine which seems to work fine on the other new machines which have Office 365 apps latest version. &nbsp;However the computer that seems to be failing on had an Office 97 version before. &nbsp;It was removed and the Office 365 was put in its place. &nbsp;At that moment it seems like that error surfaced.<br />
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This looks fine.<br>For Office 97 I can not tell you anything because my oldest Word is 2010 now. <br>So not sure which obejcts are available....<br><br>
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I'm still getting the error even with the adjustments. &nbsp;Something tells me the computer might need to be reinstalled as the other computers are fine.
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I have the developer machine on Windows 7 and target machines on Windows 10.<br />
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If I install office 365 on my developer machine, would I have the references corrected enough to work?
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I have a vb6 program that gets the following error on one computer.
The question is how can I fix these types of errors.  I seem to have located the project in VB6 where it references different files.  I notice that the msado26.tlb and MSWORD.OLB seem to be missing in the computer, which the VB6 program references.  I don't think those files are exactly as easy as putting on the computer and registering so my question is, am I better off just resetting the PC to fix the problem or is there a better way to get those files on the PC functioning correctly?

Error in loading DLL

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