JOHN SPENCER

[Nathan]

In response to your advice on my query I have opened up
the references to view the libraries. I do not know
however what librarys are meant to be there and what ones
are not. Could you please ket me know what ones I need

 

[Michel Walsh]

Hi,

Is there is one, already checked, with its description starting with the word "MISSING " ? Uncheck
it.

To know the MINIMUM references you need, open a blank new database, with the Access version you
have. Sometimes, references become MISSING when we upgrade from a previous version, and then
transfer the Access application to another PC.

If my answer is not appropriate, maybe it would have been easier for you, and for John, if you had
"continue" on the same thread of discussion than the one you started with, rather than starting a
brand new thread: obviously, we loose the context, and John may have help 50 people in these last
days, he may have problem remembering with detail each of their problems... Staying in the thread,
if the same problem need further enquiry, help everyone.


Hoping it may help,
Vanderghast, Access MVP

 

[John Spencer (MVP)]

Responded to you in the original thread.

Please be patient. I don't work 24 hours a day and I definitely don't do
volunteer work 24 hours a day.

Your follow-up post in the original thread happened while I was having a rather
pleasant dream. Also see Michel Walsh response to this NEW thread you have
started.

 

[Nathan]

Thanks a lot. That has sorted the problem out. However I
have no idea how the problem is related to that.
Thanks again

-----Original Message-----
Hi,

Is there is one, already checked, with its description

starting with the word "MISSING " ? Uncheck

it.

To know the MINIMUM references you need, open a blank new

database, with the Access version you

have. Sometimes, references become MISSING when we

upgrade from a previous version, and then

transfer the Access application to another PC.

If my answer is not appropriate, maybe it would have been

easier for you, and for John, if you had

"continue" on the same thread of discussion than the one

you started with, rather than starting a

brand new thread: obviously, we loose the context, and

John may have help 50 people in these last

days, he may have problem remembering with detail each of

their problems... Staying in the thread,

 

[Michel Walsh]

Hi,

You may take a look at http://www.trigeminal.com/usenet/usenet026.asp?1036 which describe among
other thing, the source of your problem (in addition to providing a solution, by writing code
rather than asking the user to uncheck the MISSING reference, that is).


Vanderghast, Access MVP