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Hello and thank you for your assistance
Win2k Pro, SP 4
Access 2003
I am puzzled by this error message when attempting to use the
"LinkedTableManager" in the runtime version of my application,
"Can't find the wizard, or the wizard has not been installed, or there is a
syntax error in the Declarations sections of a VB module."
I do not get this error when using the application in the full installation
of Access. The "LinkTables" macro, also used in this application, does not
generate an error message in the runtime version. Both features are called
from a custom menu bar created for the Runtime Access version, both features
call a macro using the "runcommand" and then the command name is called from
the drop down selection list.
I am puzzled by this and am reviewing the registry area for some clues, I do
see where "Table Wizards" are located on the _Local_Machine registry area,
though I actually do not know what specific keys should be present. I have
check for missing references and examined some of the library references and
nothing is indicating a missing reference, though I would not be familiar
with the specific library that should be included in references.
Is there a registry book available that would guide an individual to what
the registry should contain when certain features of Access are loaded?
Thank you for your assistance.
Win2k Pro, SP 4
Access 2003
I am puzzled by this error message when attempting to use the
"LinkedTableManager" in the runtime version of my application,
"Can't find the wizard, or the wizard has not been installed, or there is a
syntax error in the Declarations sections of a VB module."
I do not get this error when using the application in the full installation
of Access. The "LinkTables" macro, also used in this application, does not
generate an error message in the runtime version. Both features are called
from a custom menu bar created for the Runtime Access version, both features
call a macro using the "runcommand" and then the command name is called from
the drop down selection list.
I am puzzled by this and am reviewing the registry area for some clues, I do
see where "Table Wizards" are located on the _Local_Machine registry area,
though I actually do not know what specific keys should be present. I have
check for missing references and examined some of the library references and
nothing is indicating a missing reference, though I would not be familiar
with the specific library that should be included in references.
Is there a registry book available that would guide an individual to what
the registry should contain when certain features of Access are loaded?
Thank you for your assistance.