Jeff Wood wrote:
> You can simply use the WIN32OLE object ...
>  It's dynamic.
>  PickAxe2 has a great chapter on it. ruby-doc has decent information too.
>  j.
>

Your answer was read the document and don't attempt to optimize???
  Read I will.

PickAxe2 on page 272-3 shows the use of olegen.rb having a 40% faster.

Does anyone know what I am asking about?