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WW
Well, I upgraded everything from Office 2000 to Office
2003. Now I have a major problem. Access 2000 never cared
if you refer to an object as
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[Forms]![frmExplorer]![sbfrmGeneric]![cbo_Search]
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or as
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[Forms]![frmExplorer]![sbfrmGeneric].[Form]![cbo_Search]
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but Access 2003 (with 2002-2003 file format) does - and
now my 60 Mb front-end application has forms w/ subforms
that no longer function because of this. The amount of
code that I would have to sift through to fix this is
enormous. Queries, forms, subforms, reports, and modules
could all have these inadequate references. If no one has
a solution - I will have to go back to Access 2000.
Thanks for any advice.
-WW
2003. Now I have a major problem. Access 2000 never cared
if you refer to an object as
-----------------------
[Forms]![frmExplorer]![sbfrmGeneric]![cbo_Search]
-----------------------
or as
-----------------------
[Forms]![frmExplorer]![sbfrmGeneric].[Form]![cbo_Search]
-----------------------
but Access 2003 (with 2002-2003 file format) does - and
now my 60 Mb front-end application has forms w/ subforms
that no longer function because of this. The amount of
code that I would have to sift through to fix this is
enormous. Queries, forms, subforms, reports, and modules
could all have these inadequate references. If no one has
a solution - I will have to go back to Access 2000.
Thanks for any advice.
-WW