I have a macro that fires from the OnActivate property of a form. The first line "initializes" a checkbox by doing a SetValue=0 before making a series of tests to turn it back on if applicable. I should add that the checkbox is unbound - it's simply used for decisioning on the form while it's open and nothing more. Simple, right?
The macro works PERFECTLY in full Access 2003, but when it runs in Access Runtime 2003, I get this message: "An error occurred while referencing the object. Tried to run a visual basic procedure that improperly references a property or method of an object."
Harumph! Any ideas about what's going on? I have checked to make sure that the same Resources available on the full Access installation are the same on the Access RT version, and they are. HELP!!!
The macro works PERFECTLY in full Access 2003, but when it runs in Access Runtime 2003, I get this message: "An error occurred while referencing the object. Tried to run a visual basic procedure that improperly references a property or method of an object."
Harumph! Any ideas about what's going on? I have checked to make sure that the same Resources available on the full Access installation are the same on the Access RT version, and they are. HELP!!!