Yes...
You must use "Mapinfo.Runtime" instead of "Mapinfo.Application" as parameter of
the CreateObject() function.
Hope it's help.
Herv� DORIER
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hello
Is it possible to create a "run-version" of mapinfo with visual basic?
thanks
haavard
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