From: Daniel Liebig <d.liebig@...>
Date: 2008-04-05T18:38:39+09:00
Subject: Writing Excel on MAC OS X

Hi all,

i'm currently working on an application that exports data and formulars
as excel sheets. I'm using the WIN32OLE object (library? module?) for
that.

i am also currently thinking of changing to a Mac for development, but
even then the application will still run on a windows server for
production.

Does anyone know, if / how it's possible to write excel sheets on Mac OS
X (Tiger / Leopard)?
Can it still be done with WIN32OLE or do i need another technic (read
something about parseexcel)
Would i need MS Office for Mac or does it run with i.e. open / neo
office?

While googeling, i found this line
"It may be that microsoft office on the Mac does use COM objects. If
so, you should be able to use win32ole."
So, does anybode know if ms office on mac does use COM objects?

Thanks a lot for any help!

regards
D.
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