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After making a copy of a database, I replicated it and everyone grabs a copy-
certain people including myself are getting this error message. I am the
admin- but when I follow the instructions of removing the Missing reference
and adding the lower one on my system - I get the same message, and they have
gone back to the original settings. I tried doing a Compact and Repair- but
it didn't solve the issue.
See error message below:
The application you are attempting to use has a reference it cannot resolve
to an object, type library, DLL, or external database. Either the object,
type library, DLL, or database was deleted or its name has changed. Examine
the Available references list in the References dialog box in the Visual
Basic Editor (Tools menu) determine if any action is required. If you did not
create this application, contact the programmer or administrator of the
system.
If the reference listed in the Available references list is preceded with
“MISSING:’ clear the check box to remove the reference if it is no longer
required. If you still need to use the reference, clear the check box entry
for “MISSING: Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library†in the Available
references list, and then create a new reference to the file using the
Browse... button. If this is an installed database application, you may need
to reinstall or repair the application.
certain people including myself are getting this error message. I am the
admin- but when I follow the instructions of removing the Missing reference
and adding the lower one on my system - I get the same message, and they have
gone back to the original settings. I tried doing a Compact and Repair- but
it didn't solve the issue.
See error message below:
The application you are attempting to use has a reference it cannot resolve
to an object, type library, DLL, or external database. Either the object,
type library, DLL, or database was deleted or its name has changed. Examine
the Available references list in the References dialog box in the Visual
Basic Editor (Tools menu) determine if any action is required. If you did not
create this application, contact the programmer or administrator of the
system.
If the reference listed in the Available references list is preceded with
“MISSING:’ clear the check box to remove the reference if it is no longer
required. If you still need to use the reference, clear the check box entry
for “MISSING: Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library†in the Available
references list, and then create a new reference to the file using the
Browse... button. If this is an installed database application, you may need
to reinstall or repair the application.