Hi Dasgar, thanks for your continuing efforts to bring clarity and monkish wisdom. I wrote this snippet: 
# print out constants loaded for Microsoft Office 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE::Const "Microsoft Office .* Object Library";
my $names = Win32::OLE::Const->Load("Microsoft Office .* Object Librar
+y");
printf "Office type library contains %d constants:\n", scalar keys %$n
+ames;
foreach my $Key (sort keys %$names) {
    print "$Key = $names->{$Key}\n";
}

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Perl64 5.14.1 responds with: 
C:\winbat>perl -w msoconstants.pl
Office type library contains 221 constants:
KeepLocal = 0
LogMessages = 0
Replicable = 0
ReplicableBool = 0
V1xNullBehavior = 0
dbAppendOnly = 8
dbAttachExclusive = 65536
dbAttachSavePWD = 131072
dbAttachedODBC = 536870912
dbAttachedTable = 1073741824
dbAttachment = 101

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(more than 200 lines of similar output suppressed). Apparently there are multiple typelibs in the registry, and only by coding 14.0 do I get the mso constants.

As far as I know, there was only one installtaion of Office 2010 on this machine, but those db constants suggest that Access (a part of Office Pro) might be involved?

In reply to Re^5: How to use win32::OLE with multiple versions of Microsoft Office? by frida
in thread How to use win32::OLE with multiple versions of Microsoft Office? by frida

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