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statman
I'm using OFFICE XP with Project 2003 (Standard). VBA code involving
Application.Filesearch.EXECUTE always prompts with an exclamation stating "An
error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly. Would you
like to repair this feature now?" Y/N options.
Whether I select "Yes" to repair, or "No", the error keeps returning. The
"Yes" response generates a "supposedly" successful repair, yet the same popup
is seen in subsequent code. Note: the popup only occurs following the dot
EXECUTE line of code.
Question: even though the repair attempt appears successful, it doesn't
really repair anything. Why? Perhaps because I'm using two different OFFICE
versions (XP and Project 2003), or perhaps something to do with using VBA 6.3?
Sure would be nice to get rid of the popup (annoying to say the least, but
doesn't really affect the execution or deliverable).
Application.Filesearch.EXECUTE always prompts with an exclamation stating "An
error occurred and this feature is no longer functioning properly. Would you
like to repair this feature now?" Y/N options.
Whether I select "Yes" to repair, or "No", the error keeps returning. The
"Yes" response generates a "supposedly" successful repair, yet the same popup
is seen in subsequent code. Note: the popup only occurs following the dot
EXECUTE line of code.
Question: even though the repair attempt appears successful, it doesn't
really repair anything. Why? Perhaps because I'm using two different OFFICE
versions (XP and Project 2003), or perhaps something to do with using VBA 6.3?
Sure would be nice to get rid of the popup (annoying to say the least, but
doesn't really affect the execution or deliverable).