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the library reference is missing
how can I add a library reference that is missing?
both of these are needed:
Microsoft scripting runtime
Microsoft Outlook 16.0 object library
only a few references are available this is a business office suite 2022 see picture.
Is there a way to add these manually?
A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
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Outlook (traditional) on Mac can not be programmed using Visual Basic for Applications. Therefore, there is no Microsoft Outlook 16.0 object library.
To program Outlook (traditional) on Mac you can use AppleScript, AutoMator, Objective-C or Javascript.
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As mentioned in one of the threads that Rhoda mentioned, the Outlook 16.0 Object Library should be included with the current version of Outlook. Updating or reinstalling Office should make it available.
According to https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/microsoft-scripting-runtime-not-showing-up-as/73da6c37-97b9-410d-937d-01d9922b97fa to get the Scripting Runtime code you need to install Visual Studio for Mac.
Dear ivan paitre,
Good day! Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are happy to help you.
As per your description, it seems that you are trying to add missing library in Word reference Microsoft Outlook 16.0 object library back.
If the understanding above is right, we've found some similar threads for your reference:
missing libraries in Excel for Mac - Microsoft Community
"Microsoft Outlook 16.0 Object Library" - MAC - VBA - Microsoft Q&A
If the scenario above is not consistent to yours, please feel free to post back and point that. At meantime. it seems like the screenshots are not successfully attached, could you upload it again? You may use the Insert image button, as shown below.
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Rhoda | Microsoft Community Moderator