In MS Word 2003 I tried to run quite old VBA code, which works perfectly on all other versions of MS Office. I’ve got this error immediately:
ActiveX component can’t create object
in line:
Set session = New NotesSession
what can it be? nothong changes except Office version and this terrible error appeared.
Subject: See Designer Help
I suggest looking in Designer Help:
Index > Session class > LotusScript class > NotesSession class.
On that page, look at “To access the current session through COM…” and “To access the current session through OLE…”
Subject: Designer Help isn’t helpful here.
I’m having the same problem, only I’m using Word 97 and as I’m sure the original poster did, I followed the instructions from designer help.
I get the error “Invalid use of New keyword” when I use the syntax
Dim nsess As New NOTESSESSION
I get the error “Type mismatch” when I use the syntax
Dim nsess As NOTESSESSION
Set nsess = CreateObject(“Lotus.NotesSession”)
Any ideas, besides what’s already in the designer help database?
I’ve done this sort of thing successfully, in R5, but now it doesn’t seem to work…
Subject: RE: Designer Help isn’t helpful here.
Have you added a library reference to the Lotus Domino Objects? Is nlsxbe.dll properly registered as a COM server on your machine?
Subject: Designer Help isn’t helpful here {resolved for my case}
Yes I had added the library reference, but, as it turns out, the nlsxbe had not been properly registered.
I found the solution from Carl Tyler in another posting:
‘Run “regsvr32 nlsxbe.dll” from inside your Notes/Domino R6 program directory, this will ensure the library is correctly registered.’
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