VB.net 2003 and MS Access db File. Framework 1.1 installed.

This afternoon, I spent some time here on a new project. During that time I
added the ADOX 2.8 reference to my application and proceeded with code to
create a new MS Access db. My time on this project went on for several hours.

I stopped as it was near dinner time. And I ended up doing a re-boot of my
PC.

Then several hours later, I returned to continue with my coding.

Right off when I opened my project I tried to run it (debug mode). It would
not start and gave me an error regarding CVTRES.exe and that I could not
create the EXE file of my application.

Later on, I found my ADOX lines of code were 'underlined' and that somehow my
ADOX 2.8 reference was gone!

I now cannot add the ADOX 2.8 reference at all (seems to go back to the CVTRES
isssue). The CVTRES.exe file does exist on my system (C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\bin). And it is version
7.10.3052.4.

Anyone got any ideas here? It's really got me scratching my head since all
was working just fine before I stopped and did a reboot (sigh).

Regards,

BruceF

Mr B.

Did I show you ever this sample. It makes live much easier. (It uses only
ADOX to create the database and goes than on with ADONET)

http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?...1-d6dda3c888c8

I hope this helps,

Cor

With Deft Fingers, "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


>Did I show you ever this sample. It makes live much easier. (It uses only
>ADOX to create the database and goes than on with ADONET)
>
>http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?...1-d6dda3c888c8

No Cor, you didn't show me this one (:

This will probably solve my ADOX issue. But I'm still not sure WHY CVTRES.exe
isn't able to 'load' or why I can't compile my application. That's a real
pain (I might have to try to reinstall VB.net - sigh).

Thanks!

BruceF