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I was hoping someone could help me with a little problem I am having. I am new to COM and after a lot of research and helpful articles, I was finally able to write my first COM dll. One of the most suggested articles is the one about creating an outlook dll for office 2000. So I structed my dll around this. I used the #import for the type libs and was actually able to create my own button. I am not doing this for outlook but instead of word and excel. What I was wondering is if there is a way to know, programatically, what version of office the machine has? The #import statements are located in the stdafx.h. But is there a way to check if Office XP, then use the #import statements for Office XP and if not, use the ones for Office 2000 libs? I have looked through a lot of code and I found a complete of alot ideas but with the way the dll is put together, since I am not using the msword.h and such, they don't work for me. Can anyone give me any suggestions!!!!!!


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