access0808
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Misleading error msg "missing or broken refenece to the file "MSO.DLL" version 2.4"
I consistently got the following error message:
missing or broken refenece to the file "MSO.DLL" version 2.4
I also googled with the above error message and got almost the consistent solution: download and install MSO.DLL library.
This solution does not fix my problem. I have MSO.DLL exists. The error msg is "lying":-(
The front end (fe.mdb), back end (be.mdb) databases, security file se.mdw all are located on the network, let's say \\server1\production. Regular users access the database from their desktops ok.
I copied fe.mdb from production folder to testing folder \\server1\testing while keeping the same database link. Regular users don't have any permissions to this testing folder. Made changes in a form. The testing copy runs fine in the testing folder.
I copied the revised fe.mdb back to production folder. If the computer logs in as my own account, it is okay. If the computer logs in with aother regular account, it complains mso.dll is missing.
I checked registry the path to mso.dll was correct and the file exists.
I put the old fe.mdb back. It runs fine for all accounts and does not complains missing mso.dll.
I verified the file permissions and user groups okay between the old and new fe.mdb.
What's the trick to fix it?
I appreciate any hint or suggestion.
- Monica
I consistently got the following error message:
missing or broken refenece to the file "MSO.DLL" version 2.4
I also googled with the above error message and got almost the consistent solution: download and install MSO.DLL library.
This solution does not fix my problem. I have MSO.DLL exists. The error msg is "lying":-(
The front end (fe.mdb), back end (be.mdb) databases, security file se.mdw all are located on the network, let's say \\server1\production. Regular users access the database from their desktops ok.
I copied fe.mdb from production folder to testing folder \\server1\testing while keeping the same database link. Regular users don't have any permissions to this testing folder. Made changes in a form. The testing copy runs fine in the testing folder.
I copied the revised fe.mdb back to production folder. If the computer logs in as my own account, it is okay. If the computer logs in with aother regular account, it complains mso.dll is missing.
I checked registry the path to mso.dll was correct and the file exists.
I put the old fe.mdb back. It runs fine for all accounts and does not complains missing mso.dll.
I verified the file permissions and user groups okay between the old and new fe.mdb.
What's the trick to fix it?
I appreciate any hint or suggestion.
- Monica