User Defined Type Not Defined

[DS]

When I'm compiling my application I keep getting an message...
User Defined Type not Defined.

This is the Line...
Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application

How do I correct this?
Thanks
DS

 

[Klatuu]

do you have a reference to the Outlook object library?
If you do , you may try
Dim objOutlook As New Outlook.Application

 

[Stefan Hoffmann]

hi,

When I'm compiling my application I keep getting an message...
User Defined Type not Defined.

This is the Line...
Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application

When using early binding for objects, you need to set a reference to the
correct type library. So set a reference to Microsoft Outlook.


mfG
--> stefan <--

 

[DS]

hi,


When using early binding for objects, you need to set a reference to the
correct type library. So set a reference to Microsoft Outlook.


mfG
--> stefan <--

That worked! Now I have another one for you. I'm using Steve Lebans
Background Color setter and I'm getting the same Error. Here is the line.
DS As New cDIBSection
This isn't on the list. What do I do?
Thanks
DS

 

[Stefan Hoffmann]

hi,

That worked! Now I have another one for you. I'm using Steve Lebans
Background Color setter and I'm getting the same Error. Here is the line.
DS As New cDIBSection
This isn't on the list. What do I do?

Asking Stephen himself works as he is normally answering his email. but
afaik you have to refrence it with to load .ocx/.mdb(e) option.


mfG
--> stefan <--

 

[DS]

hi,


Asking Stephen himself works as he is normally answering his email. but
afaik you have to refrence it with to load .ocx/.mdb(e) option.


mfG
--> stefan <--

Stefan, Thank you, where is that option?
DS

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

That worked! Now I have another one for you. I'm using Steve Lebans
Background Color setter and I'm getting the same Error. Here is the
line. DS As New cDIBSection
This isn't on the list. What do I do?

Which of Stephen's projects is that? What link did you get it from?

In my experience, Stephen's projects work perfectly if you (a) follow
the directions and (b) remember to import all the necessary modules into
your own database. You may want to check to make sure you did those
things.

 

[DS]

Which of Stephen's projects is that? What link did you get it from?

In my experience, Stephen's projects work perfectly if you (a) follow
the directions and (b) remember to import all the necessary modules into
your own database. You may want to check to make sure you did those
things.

It works, it's just that when I compile I get an Error about user type
not defined.

From Lebans.com
ChangeMDIBackGround.zip

Thanks
DS

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

It works, it's just that when I compile I get an Error about user type
not defined.

From Lebans.com
ChangeMDIBackGround.zip

In the module named READMEFIRST in that database, it gives the following
instructions:

<QUOTE>
' You must import the following modules into your own application in
' order for all of the functions contained in this project to work
properly.

' modChangeMDI
' modColorPicker
' cDIBSection
' clsCommonDialog

</QUOTE>

I think you must not have followed those instructions. Specifically, I
think you didn't import the class module, cDIBSection.

 

[DS]

In the module named READMEFIRST in that database, it gives the following
instructions:

<QUOTE>
' You must import the following modules into your own application in
' order for all of the functions contained in this project to work
properly.

' modChangeMDI
' modColorPicker
' cDIBSection
' clsCommonDialog

</QUOTE>

I think you must not have followed those instructions. Specifically, I
think you didn't import the class module, cDIBSection.

Dirk, Right again. It's been awhile since I pulled the Code into my
program and I must have forgoten about the other modules. Thank you for
the reminder.
Thanks
DS