Hello group,
I have a runtime application developed with Access 2007 on a 32-bit Vista machine. The app uses a customized ribbon. The references include Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library, Microsoft Access 12.0 Object Library, OLE and VB for Applications. The MS Office 12.0 Object Library points to c:\Program Files\common files\Microsoft Shared\Office12\MSO.DLL.
I have successfully tested the runtime app on Windows 8.1 64-bit with MS Office Pro installed.
Program Files has Office11 and Office14. Program Files (x86) has Office11, Office12 (MSO.DLL) and Office14. I have also tested successfully with Window 7 64-bit.
Only one user receives this error at start-up: "Can't run the macro or callback function 'onRibbonLoad' ". The onribbonLoad subroutine is called in the start-up form's open event.
The user is running Windows 8.1 64-bit with MS Office Home and Student (no MS Access.)
They have C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Office12\MSO.DLL.
In c:\Program Files... they have Office14\MSOXMLMF.DLL , but no MSO.DLL.
Any ideas on why the one user is experiencing this error?
Thanks,
Bill
I have a runtime application developed with Access 2007 on a 32-bit Vista machine. The app uses a customized ribbon. The references include Microsoft Office 12.0 Object Library, Microsoft Access 12.0 Object Library, OLE and VB for Applications. The MS Office 12.0 Object Library points to c:\Program Files\common files\Microsoft Shared\Office12\MSO.DLL.
I have successfully tested the runtime app on Windows 8.1 64-bit with MS Office Pro installed.
Program Files has Office11 and Office14. Program Files (x86) has Office11, Office12 (MSO.DLL) and Office14. I have also tested successfully with Window 7 64-bit.
Only one user receives this error at start-up: "Can't run the macro or callback function 'onRibbonLoad' ". The onribbonLoad subroutine is called in the start-up form's open event.
The user is running Windows 8.1 64-bit with MS Office Home and Student (no MS Access.)
They have C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Office12\MSO.DLL.
In c:\Program Files... they have Office14\MSOXMLMF.DLL , but no MSO.DLL.
Any ideas on why the one user is experiencing this error?
Thanks,
Bill