M
MichJim
Whenever my users go into our db Main Menu Form and click on a button to open
another form, they get a dialog box that says: Microsoft Office Access has
encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the
inconvenience." and there is a "Repair my open database and restart Microsoft
Office Access" checkbox that Access already checks. This happens in Win 2000
and XP Sp2. In each case the error can be avoided by the users first going
into the VBA code via Alt F11 and recopiling the code and then they can go on
their merry way. But the strange thing is the VBA was already compiled on
another PC, so this need to recompile should not be necessary. My users are
using Access 2003, but the db is in Access 2000 format (some users have 2000
still and I can't convert yet ). Any help would be appreciated! Thank you.
another form, they get a dialog box that says: Microsoft Office Access has
encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the
inconvenience." and there is a "Repair my open database and restart Microsoft
Office Access" checkbox that Access already checks. This happens in Win 2000
and XP Sp2. In each case the error can be avoided by the users first going
into the VBA code via Alt F11 and recopiling the code and then they can go on
their merry way. But the strange thing is the VBA was already compiled on
another PC, so this need to recompile should not be necessary. My users are
using Access 2003, but the db is in Access 2000 format (some users have 2000
still and I can't convert yet ). Any help would be appreciated! Thank you.