distribute access 2002 form to user with access 2000

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BostonTom

I'm developing a startup form using access 2002 (but using access 2000 file format) - the form will not open correctly for a user with access 2000. I think it is due to their reference library 'Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library' where I'm using 10.0 object library. I think the function that is causing the issue is this one (moving the location of a 'rectangle' control I'm calling newPoint). My question is this

1) How do I make this work in Access 2000? Can I package the Access 10.0 object library with the db? Is there another control that the 9.0 object library will recognize

-Boston To

My code for reference

Set newPoint = Form_frmSoilGas(cntrlName

newPoint.Move leftBox, topBox, widthBox, heightBo
acDetail, , , leftBox, topBox, widthBox, heightBox

With newPoin
.Properties("tag") = siteI
.Properties("visible") = Tru
.Properties("backcolor") = 845401
.Properties("bordercolor") =
.Properties("borderwidth") = 0.
End With
 
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Tom L

I had a similar problem. But mine appeared to be with the "Microsoft
ActiveX Data Objects Library. My OS has up version 2.7 and a number of the
station I support only go up to 2.5. I found out recently that my XP
stations needed at least 2.6 so I have to keep up with two project files
now.

Tom L.


BostonTom said:
I'm developing a startup form using access 2002 (but using access 2000
file format) - the form will not open correctly for a user with access 2000.
I think it is due to their reference library 'Microsoft Access 9.0 Object
Library' where I'm using 10.0 object library. I think the function that is
causing the issue is this one (moving the location of a 'rectangle' control
I'm calling newPoint). My question is this:
1) How do I make this work in Access 2000? Can I package the Access 10.0
object library with the db? Is there another control that the 9.0 object
library will recognize?
 

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