does not work . error: unable to find project or library

when I hit the toolbar comes out a windows saying "cannot find hidden module" module1.

then it asks for password. I tried to uninstall following the Procedure but it does not work. always the same problem. once it used to work then something happened and it broke. now I cannot make it work again.

I use win2k with office 2002 pro.

thank for your help!

Hi,

The trouble is, is that the toolbar has become disconnected from the VB Addin. I suspect you've managed to delete the Addin, so all you now need to do is remove the Toolbar. To do this:

• Right click on any toolbar, perhaps even in the space between buttons
• Select Customise toolbar,
• Search for 'CodeCogs', often at the bottom of the list, selected this and then click delete

Hopefully your toolbar will be removed. Now install the equation renderer again from scratch.

Hope this works for you; let me know if you still have problems. I aiming to release a new addin within the next few weeks, which will automatically solve all of these problems.

Best wishes, Will

thank a lot for your quick help. I write here what i did and found.

I did the following:

• Removed toolbar
• Removed excelequation.xla
• Stopped excel
• Restarted excel
• Put excelequation.xla in c:/...../my_folder/application_data/microsoft/addins/
• Downloaded examples.xls from codecogs and started xl.
• Clicked on the second formula and clicked on render eqn.

the error states cannot find macro ExcelEquations_Examples.xls!latexIT I tried to uninstall, delete files, start with a blank file but

• either it does not find the macro
• or it ask for a password.
• some times it ask for a missing library (dll)

is there a way to link the button to the macro manually or some key in the registry to clean in order to make it start working again? a new addin in few weeks would anyway be a good solution. thanks a lot again

Hi,

Thanks for the great photos of the problems you're experiencing.

Looking at your instructions, have you enabled the CodeCogs Equation Addin, by going to Tools->Addin ?

The other thing to be wary of, it that you should probably avoid using the Example sheet. This is another mistake we make with this earlier release, because the example sheet contains its only private copy of the equation rendering solutions, and this conflicts with the main one that you've correctly tried to install also.

We shouldn't have done this. Therefore assuming you have already enable the Addin; then again remove the toolbar (as discussed previously); The Enable the Addin (Tools->Addin). If it already Enables, then disable it, close excel, start excel, then enable the addin. If all goes well it should then create its copy of the toolbar which will correctly point to the appropriate underlying code.

Sorry you're having so many troubles - we're going to expedite our new version, I hope you can remain sane till then :)

Will

hi will thank again and again for your help. I'm not going insane, I would just like to understand. I know, I am maybe wating my precious time and I'd better finish my cylinders and my new valve. I know... well. The last question before I give up: what libraries have to be selected in VBA Project reference in order to let your xla to work, or at least what libraries and what versions does the addin requires? is there any name conflict? I had troubles with some apps for MSAccess requiring MSDAO 3.5 instead of 3.6 ... my excel is an XP (2002) version, I am running win2k ... and sometimes when I click the icon XL complaints of missing libraries and opens the VBA Project.if I select VBAProject (xlequations.xla) it complaints missing library. boh?!? Bye have a nice day! Marco

Hi,

This is a list of everything I have checked:

• Visual Basic For Applications
• Microsoft Excel 11.0 Object Library
• OLE Automation
• Microsoft Office 11.0 Object Library
• Microsoft Active X Data Objects 2.6 Library (*)
• Microsoft Scripting Runtime (*)
• Microsoft XML v2.6 (*)

The first 4 are default. The last 3 are additional and are required by our addin

Hello everybody,

I like te be a new user of Excel Equations but I have a problem to run the macro.

After I select a cell with a formula and try to render the equation I get the next failure:

Run time error 1004 during execution: Method PasteSpecial of object_Worksheet failed

(this is translated from the Dutch error message.)

I work with Windows XP and Office 2007.

Kind regards, Thijs

Hi,

How patient are you? If you can wait just 1 week. Then we'll have a brand new, significantly more powerfull, edition of this tool.

Its beeing designed from the ground up for Office 2007 and seperately for Office 2003. This should overcome the above issue amongst others.