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Late Binding By Richard Rost 3 years ago Early vs. Late Binding in Microsoft Access VBA In this video, I'll discuss the differences between early vs. late binding in Microsoft Access VBA. We'll see how to take the code from my Outlook Email video and change it from early to late binding for greater compatibility. Bradley from Garland City, Arkansas (a Platinum Member) asks: I used the code in your Send Email from Access using Outlook video, and it works great on my PC, but a few people in the office get error messages. Could it be because they have different versions of Office installed? MembersThere is no Extended Cut for this video, however Members get access to the Extended Cuts for ALL of my TechHelp videos, including the original Send Email video. I have posted an updated database file for the Gold Members to download with the late binding code.
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Keywords: TechHelp Access early binding, late binding, early v late binding, static binding, dynamic binding, compile error, user-defined type not defined, variable not defined, object library, references, compile time, runtime, IntelliSense, dim as object, createi PermaLink Late Binding in Microsoft Access |