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SaveAs2 For Word 2010 does not work with a client PC with Word 2007

I developed a WinForm application with VB.Net (VS2010) that has Office 2010 Professional installed, and it is a 64-bit Windows 7 platform. The program opens a .doc and .rtf document and tries to save it in htm format. I use the following commands:

Dim sFilePath as String = "C: \ ABC \ file.doc"

        Dim oApp As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application
        Dim oDoc As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document
        Dim sTempFileName As String = System.IO.Path.GetTempFileName()
        oDoc = oApp.Documents.Open(sFilePath)
        oApp.Visible = False
        oDoc = oApp.ActiveDocument
        oDoc.SaveAs2(sTempFileName, FileFormat:=WdSaveFormat.wdFormatHTML,CompatibilityMode:=Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdCompatibilityMode.wdWord2007)
        oDoc.Close()
        oApp.Quit()
        oDoc = Nothing
        oApp = Nothing

Everything is fine with the development and launch on the development PC, but when I publish it for offline installation and deploy it on the client PC with Windows XP with Office 2007, it gives an error in the line oDoc.SaveAs2 and the program crashes. I searched Google enough, but couldn't find a solution. Someone please help me as soon as possible

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SaveAs2
IntelliSense Word 2007, .NET Framework 4. Word 2007

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string v = _myWordApp.Version;
switch(v)
{
    case "7.0":
    case "8.0":
    case "9.0":
    case "10.0":
    _myWordDoc.SaveAs2000(ref _documentFile, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing);
      break; 
    case "11.0":
    case "12.0"
    _myWordDoc.SaveAs(ref _documentFile, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing,
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing);
    case "14.0"
    _myWordDoc.SaveAs2(ref _documentFile, ref WdSaveFormat.wdFormatHTML, 
                ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing,
        ref _nothing, ref _nothing, ref _nothing, 
                ref Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.WdCompatibilityMode.wdWord2007);
      break;
    default:
      errorText = "Not able to get Word Version"
      break;
}

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