SNAPVIEW.OCX

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Costa Zu

Hello,

I just upgraded to Access 2007 and now have a problem with
SNAPVIEW.OCX.

I get the message "Access contains a missing or broken reference to
SNAPVIEW.OCX Version 1".

When I click a button the Visual Basic window opens and highlights the
line: a = Mid(a, 7)

The help is not helpful. ie: following the instructions does not
resolve the problem.

I searched my PC for SNAPVIEW.OCX and could not find it anywhere.
Does anyone know what it is and where it belongs?

Thanks

Costa
 
Hi Costa,

Try opening the Project References from the VBA editor and unchecking the
checkbox beside the snapview.ocx entry. Recompile your code and see how it
goes.

Damian.
 
Have you tried just UnChecking the MISSING reference and recompiling?
 
Hello,

Yes, I had tried unchecking but couldn't find the reference in the
list. I just had a look a second time and discovered something quite
interesting. When a reference is missing it gets renamed in the list.

Eg: You have the following list of references.

AppleView
CheckerBoard
GlobalReader
PirateShip
StereoPlayer
TimeStamp
VisionMagic
Zulu

If the VisionMagic reference was missing the list would look as
follows:


AppleView
CheckerBoard
GlobalReader
MissingVisionMagic
PirateShip
StereoPlayer
TimeStamp
Zulu

This makes the missing reference difficult to find unless you know
what you are looking for.

Just thought you guys would like to know.

Regards

Costa
 
The selected references are listed at the beginning of the list, and then
all unselected references are listed in alphabetic order after that.

All you'd have to do is scroll through the list of available references
until you found VisionMagic in the Vs (assuming that VisionMagic was how it
was referred to when it had MISSING: in front of it)

However, the advice you were getting was to try running the application
without the reference. It's possible that you're not actually using it in
the application.
 
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