Hi Alan -
There can be several causes to this error message but the most common one is
an invalid reference. Here are some tips:
Check for missing references.
In a new module, choose References from the Tools menu. Look for anything
that says MISSING. If a reference is marked as MISSING, uncheck it and close
the dialog.
You *especially* want to make sure that the reference to Microsoft DAO 3.6
Object Library appears in the list. You may need to go through this process:
Q248790 ACC2000: Invalid DAO Reference Causes Fatal Error in MSACCESS
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q248/7/90.asp
Ensure that the database *doesn't* contain any reserved words. (I've seen
this error message occur when reserved words were used as column names.)
Q209187ACC2000: Reserved Words in Microsoft Access
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q209/1/87.asp
If the report is based on one or more queries, try running the report's
underlying queries by themselves on the "problem" computer.
Hope that helps!
Kristyn Wagoner
Microsoft PSS
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