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I am using DCOM in VB. Importing mschart 8 in powerpoint slide using OLE.
I am using DCOM in VB. Importing mschart 8 in powerpoint slide using OLE. It works fine when server is in logged on mode but if server restarts or no body is logged on I got this error.
"Application-defined or object-defined error" what I understands it fails at some windows 2000 service, but unable to determine which service is this. For reference the line where it gives me the error is Set shpGraph = ppslide.Shapes.AddOLEObject(160, 250, 480, , "MSGraph.Chart", , msoFalse, , , , 0).OLEFormat.object shpGraph.ApplyCustomType 22, "3Lines1Bar" FndGraph = True
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