I could scream! 
In their infinite wisdom, our IT people have rolled out an Office 2007 upgrade. Access is not standard, and therefore is left as 2003. The database - which I am presenting in a 3 hour workshop to the client TOMORROW - is 2003. One of the designers was "upgraded" 
to Office 2007, and now the database wants the Excel 12 Object Library, rather than the Excel 11 library.
I know I can get around this on our machines by copying the library to the appropriate directory on our hard drives. BUT the client doesn't run 2007 <sigh>. And I don't want to spend 1/2 hour of a 3 hour workshop loading the library on everyone's machine.
Is there ANY way we can code the database to flick the 12 library and go back to the 11 library? I've tried simply unticking it and reticking the 11 but it won't do it.
In their infinite wisdom, our IT people have rolled out an Office 2007 upgrade. Access is not standard, and therefore is left as 2003. The database - which I am presenting in a 3 hour workshop to the client TOMORROW - is 2003. One of the designers was "upgraded" to Office 2007, and now the database wants the Excel 12 Object Library, rather than the Excel 11 library.I know I can get around this on our machines by copying the library to the appropriate directory on our hard drives. BUT the client doesn't run 2007 <sigh>. And I don't want to spend 1/2 hour of a 3 hour workshop loading the library on everyone's machine.
Is there ANY way we can code the database to flick the 12 library and go back to the 11 library? I've tried simply unticking it and reticking the 11 but it won't do it.
