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Ok , now it works (I forgot to change the code that was putting the page-break on the header, in stead of the footer). Sometimes after too much hours behind the monitor, you dont see things so clear anymore.. Thank you very much for your help.

If you could post your DB, I'll have another PC with Ac.2000, my mDB is quit big. Thank you in advance.

Yes, i did try that, but it didn't work, headers, details and footers were not kept on 1 page, but e.g. header-1 on pag.1, detail-1 on pag.2 etc., a mess.

No, it's not solved, but at least the formatting is now better: group(header) + detail stay together on 1 page, but only 1 group per page, while I want a fixed number (2) of groups/header-1 per page.

I have added the footer(-1) corresponder to section header-1, placed the tally/counter in the footer, and also a page-break-control, and the Format-event of the footer-1 is: -- i = CInt(Me. txt_Tally.Value) If (i Mod 2) = 0 Then Me![CondPgBreak].Visible = True Else...

In Access97 I want to create a report with this structure (report-sections): -Header-Text 0 --Header-Text 1: this section has a 'tally' (Textbox with running total to give each section a unique numer) ---Detail -------- Example report (Now): *pag.1: -H.0 --H.1-1: A ---Det.1-1-1 ---Det.1-1-2...

Thank you for you advice Dave and Gemma. I once tried to do a conversion to Access2000, but the automatic conversion of Access2000 gave me some errors, so I'm afraid it will be a lot of manual work. I read VBA of Ac.97 differs much from that of later versions, and my program has lots of VBA in...

But why does it work on a PC (Win-7, Office 2010-Starter, without Access) that is used for the deployment-test, which is similar to the PC of my client? Could it be a missing DLL of VBA?

I have Access97 + SDK (toolkit) which includes the runtime, I dont have Access2007, neither does my client, he has Office-2007 Starter Ed. (which does not include Access)

I already did (a complete recompile). But I don't understand why the MDE works on my PC (and of some friends PC's with similar configuracion as my client as), but not with the client

yes, i do have the MDB

Yes, I do have the mdb-file

Hello. I build an application for a client in Access97 and gave them the MDE version which includes the Access97-runtime (because they have an Office (2007) version without Access). When they try to open the MDE-file, the get the error: "You can not convert or activate a MDE file" (my...