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Problems after inst. Office 2000

AlexAlex Member Posts: 54
edited 2000-02-23 in Navision Financials
Hello,
we use Navision Financials 2.0d,
On some Workstation was installed
Office 2000 ( this month), right now i see that
in some Codeunit some Variables look like
this
Name DataType Subtype Length
wdApp Automation Unknown Automation Server.Application
==================================
If i now compile this Codeunit an get an
Error, but if i not compile the Codeunit
its work all fine !

Now my Question:
Should i change the Automation to the right
Automation Server, because some Workplaces
always use Office 98 and some Office 2000 !
Best regards
Alex Schubert

ERP & Navision

Dolphin Communication Technologies GmbH
Otto-Hahnstr. 1 c
D-69190 Walldorf

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    pdjpdj Member Posts: 643
    Why fix anything still working? :-)

    In case you compile it with office 2000, i'll almost bet it won't work with Office 97.

    Therefore the developers need to use the oldest Office version in-house. Sad...
    Regards
    Peter
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    AlexAlex Member Posts: 54
    Okay, thats what i do ...
    But this isn t a nice solution ....
    And i hope it will work in future without
    problems ...

    Greetings Alex
    Best regards
    Alex Schubert

    ERP & Navision

    Dolphin Communication Technologies GmbH
    Otto-Hahnstr. 1 c
    D-69190 Walldorf
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    FozzieFozzie Member Posts: 14
    You could of course - if you have enough disk space - install Office97 AND Office2000. Then you can compile your codeunit and use the two automation servers for programming.

    And yet, another solution is to compile from a client that has Office97 installed. Navision will use the clients automation server to compile the database-codeunit !
    Fozzie
    May the source be with you
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    StefanStefan Member Posts: 5
    I think you have to select the "Microsoft Word 8.0 Object Library" to have it right again. Office 2000 uses "Microsoft Word 9.0 Object Library". I guess wdApp is supposed to be a Word application?!
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