comdlg32.ocx

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jack

I am using a licensed copy of access 2000 but am unable to
use the comdlg32 activeX control - access reports that it
is not licensed.

How do I correct this

Jack
 
Hi,

AFAIK you only get a design time license for this control
if you have installed a developer product such as Visual
Basic or the Office Developer edition.

hth

chas
 
Jack,

You will save yourself a lot of trouble if you'll discontinue use of this
control (known for its versioning and licensing problems) and replace it
with code found at:

http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0001.htm

Look for the function TestIt() included with the code, which will show you
how to implement it in your apps.

hth,
 
In the VBA environment, the Microsoft Scripting Runtime has the same
functionality. Get to it from Tools>>References.
Bill
 
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