Hi All,
This problem will not go away. Here's the scenario:
I have several ver. 2003 apps that have been returning error messages about missing references when user is upgraded to version 2007:
"Your --- database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file dao360.dll"
I do not use DAO so am guessing that for reasons I don't know, the new version of Access is using it internally, so to speak.
What reference should I turn on in the Access code window? Is there a module I can write that will check to see if the reference is checked in the user machine and do so if it isn't?
I'm afraid this whole thing is frustrating me and I realize that I'm not understanding it thoroughly, so any help you can give me will be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks,
TWD
This problem will not go away. Here's the scenario:
I have several ver. 2003 apps that have been returning error messages about missing references when user is upgraded to version 2007:
"Your --- database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file dao360.dll"
I do not use DAO so am guessing that for reasons I don't know, the new version of Access is using it internally, so to speak.
What reference should I turn on in the Access code window? Is there a module I can write that will check to see if the reference is checked in the user machine and do so if it isn't?
I'm afraid this whole thing is frustrating me and I realize that I'm not understanding it thoroughly, so any help you can give me will be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks,
TWD
