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Access 2003 gives me a "Microsoft Visual Basic"
dialog "Object library not registered". Clicking help
gets me Access 2003's help file which says to reregister
the application.
I have a standalone version of Access 97 that I've been
using for years. Last year I installed Office 2003
Professional, but kept Access 97 and have been using
Access 97 ever since.
My husband also has Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed on
our computer.
Now I want to use Access 2003 for a new database (and
VBA), but keep Access 97 for my old ones. (I don't have
the time to deal with converting all my VBA code to 2003).
If I reregister Access 2003, will it mess with the
functionality of Visual Studio or of Access 97?
dialog "Object library not registered". Clicking help
gets me Access 2003's help file which says to reregister
the application.
I have a standalone version of Access 97 that I've been
using for years. Last year I installed Office 2003
Professional, but kept Access 97 and have been using
Access 97 ever since.
My husband also has Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed on
our computer.
Now I want to use Access 2003 for a new database (and
VBA), but keep Access 97 for my old ones. (I don't have
the time to deal with converting all my VBA code to 2003).
If I reregister Access 2003, will it mess with the
functionality of Visual Studio or of Access 97?