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Old 06-29-10, 17:04
dirkjan75 dirkjan75 is offline
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Modules in VB not working in Access!!!!
Hi,

All of a sudden my Access application cannot find a module I made. I get error messages saying that the macro wasn't found etc. When I start VB then Access works fine.
Anyone any idea?
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Old 07-09-10, 06:33
falconkha3 falconkha3 is offline
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It gives error because u didnot enable macros.... just enable macros in access and add a reference of VB then it will work fine.. without starting VB...
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Old 08-02-10, 06:11
valtom valtom is offline
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Do I have to activate macros also in Access 2002? Thx
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Old 08-02-10, 09:58
karlkhookie karlkhookie is offline
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I think you still have to active macros even in Access 2002. It worked for me...
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Old 08-02-10, 12:25
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Yes, I enabled macros, and so far it it was OK. Thanks.
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