I just changed a few things on my application (added some modules and forms,
changed the code in some modules and forms). My client just encountered the
following problem on this new version. When he opens the application he gets
the following message
"Could not load an object because it is not available on this machine" under
"Microsoft forms" title
He doesnot get it with the previous versions of the application.
I do not get the message at all on my machine.
Do you have any idea where this could come from? (I checked all my forms and
they all work perfectly well)
Thanks a lot
--
caroline

The new additions are most likely referencing objects and libraries that the
client doesn't have installed on their computer. For example the Calendar
control only works if you have access installed on your computer. There are
many of these objects and libraries.

To remedy you can, on the client's computer, run the application and when it
stops go into the VBA screen to the Tools menu and select references. Look
for anything that says [missing] in front of it. Unchecking that reference
might help, if not you will have to install the reference object or library.

"caroline" wrote:

I just changed a few things on my application (added some modules and forms,
changed the code in some modules and forms). My client just encountered the
following problem on this new version. When he opens the application he gets
the following message
"Could not load an object because it is not available on this machine" under
"Microsoft forms" title
He doesnot get it with the previous versions of the application.
I do not get the message at all on my machine.
Do you have any idea where this could come from? (I checked all my forms and
they all work perfectly well)
Thanks a lot
--
caroline

Thanks very useful.
--
caroline


"JNW" wrote:

The new additions are most likely referencing objects and libraries that the
client doesn't have installed on their computer. For example the Calendar
control only works if you have access installed on your computer. There are
many of these objects and libraries.

To remedy you can, on the client's computer, run the application and when it
stops go into the VBA screen to the Tools menu and select references. Look
for anything that says [missing] in front of it. Unchecking that reference
might help, if not you will have to install the reference object or library.

"caroline" wrote:

I just changed a few things on my application (added some modules and forms,
changed the code in some modules and forms). My client just encountered the
following problem on this new version. When he opens the application he gets
the following message
"Could not load an object because it is not available on this machine" under
"Microsoft forms" title
He doesnot get it with the previous versions of the application.
I do not get the message at all on my machine.
Do you have any idea where this could come from? (I checked all my forms and
they all work perfectly well)
Thanks a lot
--
caroline