Access 2007/Windows Vista error

[Jeff Boyce]

An Access 2007 application running without incident on Windows XP is
generating an error about a method not being available for an object (a
form) when run under Windows Vista.

Anyone else seeing this?

Anyone resolved this?

Thanks

Jeff Boyce

 

[Maurice]

Hi Jeff,

Is that the exact error message? Sometimes I do have some issues with Access
under Vista but somehow it always fires back to some addin which is used by
office strangely enough...

 

[Jeff Boyce]

Thanks for the lead. I'm not using any add-ins, so that may not be the
cause. I'll try dropping and re-connecting the references, though ... maybe
Vista just 'lost its mind'...<g>

Jeff

 

[Pete D.]

I'm not in your league but I have had this with moving db from 00-03 to 07.
Also running them from one to the other. To date removing and reloading
references has cured them all. Also once fixed the first time they don't
usually reappear. I say usually as I just fix it and haven't really logged
the problem to see rhyme or reason.

 

[AccessVandal via AccessMonster.com]

Say Jeff,

Did you solved this problem already? Had a similiar problem like yours, mine
is

"The expression you entered refers to an object that is closed or doesn't
exist."

On A2007 Runtime and full version running on Vista. This problem is only in
Vista but not in XP.

I have a control in a form on the onclose event that is causing this error in
Vista only. It seems that the control was de-instance too early before the
form is closed. I think I have narrow down the problem. It seems that when I
close the form, sometimes it works but not when I change the form from "Form
View to Design View". Only this is very consistent.

The second one is a Date function on a control. In debug, the control shows
the correct date but VBA can't read the the date from Vista.

I resolved this minor problem by changing my code. There are other issues
that was caused by Windows update between Oct 2008 and Nov 2008.

 

[Jeff Boyce]

No, not yet resolved.

Thanks for the leads!

Jeff

 

[Jeff Boyce]

Pete

Thanks for the leads. I had checked for MISSING, but didn't even think of
disconnecting and reconnecting.

Jeff