HELP! HELP, Mr Wizard!

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kitty

I am having a problem with my new XP machine and MSAccess. I have a
database on a network drive that others can access. But, on my new
machine when I access the database everything is fine until I use a form
to inquire about a customer. I then get a screen telling me I have an
ActiveX error. Does anyone out there know why and how I can fix this?
 
It sounds like you might have a problem with the reference
libraries. If you can ope the form in design view, select
a control (any control such as a button, field, etc.). A
button though would be most likely to have an associated
VBA code module. Open a VBA code module. Select the tools
menu and select References. If one of the reference
libraries is missing, the reference form will
display "MISSING:" and the reference. Near the bottom of
the form you will see a path statement. This will show the
path the application is expecting to see the file at and
the file name will be apparent. If the file is missing,
the easiest way to repair is to find the file on someone
elses computer and copy it.

You will need to put it in the exact location the
application is expecting to see it in. If there are any
directories missing in the path, create them and put the
file in the appropriate directory.

Hope this helps!

Kevin
 
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