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I check the references on the developement machine against the file locations
on the users system and they seem to all be there. Is there a way to check the references on the users machine when the program is in the mde format? The user doesn't have Access on the system, when I install the original program I include the Access runtime. This was working fine until I installed the latest update and it works on all machines but two. "Duane Hookom" wrote: Did you check the references on all computers? These symptoms seem to point directly to a references issue. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP -- "CD Tom" wrote in message ... I don't know what happened but on the last update I did on my application a couple of computer that received the update are now getting the #Name? where the data and time should be. I'm using the standard date and time insert from the reports insert. I have a feeling that I'm missing a reference somewhere but why is it only on a couple of computers and the rest are fine. This is also causing a problem in that when I use the Date() in a form is doesn't put anything in the field. Can any body help with this problem. Thanks Tom |
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You might want to google "Access References MDE". Michael Kaplan has some
information that might be of help at http://www.trigeminal.com/usenet/usenet026.asp?1033. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP -- "CD Tom" wrote in message ... I check the references on the developement machine against the file locations on the users system and they seem to all be there. Is there a way to check the references on the users machine when the program is in the mde format? The user doesn't have Access on the system, when I install the original program I include the Access runtime. This was working fine until I installed the latest update and it works on all machines but two. "Duane Hookom" wrote: Did you check the references on all computers? These symptoms seem to point directly to a references issue. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP -- "CD Tom" wrote in message ... I don't know what happened but on the last update I did on my application a couple of computer that received the update are now getting the #Name? where the data and time should be. I'm using the standard date and time insert from the reports insert. I have a feeling that I'm missing a reference somewhere but why is it only on a couple of computers and the rest are fine. This is also causing a problem in that when I use the Date() in a form is doesn't put anything in the field. Can any body help with this problem. Thanks Tom |
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