Compatibility Problem

hakim

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I have problem concerning the compatibility of the access applications that I am working on,
when save my work in my computer, I make a copy to another computer, there appears an error in the execution of a button click or others, I have checked all most every thing related to the correctness of the code and path of the database file, they identical.
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The problem is that it's in French. English doesn't have that error. :P

Really, are both computers using the same version of Access? If so, do both have the same reference libraries?

~le Moniker
 
yeah, I am sorry if the message in french, its translation is the following
......... A problem occured in the connection between Microsoft Access and the OLE server or the ActiveX control.....
By the way in english it happens like this, and if you are asking whether I had verified the VBA references and all that it is necessary to make the same configuration, I have already checked this carefully.
 
If you're using an OLE object, it sounds like you're linking to it instead of embedding it. Linking will not make it part of the Access DB and therefore it will have to exist in every location you run the DB from. When embedded, it becomes part of the DB.

If that's not the object, what object/control is the error occurring on?

~Moniker
 
I will see what you have suggested, but something wear here I am having , whats wrong with the buttons that I use, I have transfered one access file to another computer, I have tried to add a button in it, it works very fine, but in the other side, buttons that are inserted on the source computer can't work even if their execution has nothing to do with the data base.
 
Can you post a stripped-down version of the DB? I transfer stuff to a ton of computers all the time and cannot recreate your error.

~Moniker
 

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