I have written an application in Access 2000 and it's
ready to be deployed to client machines that run Access
XP. When I'm running the applicaton on the development
machine (Access 2000), a reference is set to the
Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library. When it is deployed
to the network drive and I attempt to run it on a client
machine with Access XP, the reference is set to the
Microsoft Access 10.0 Object Library. However, when I
attempt to run the application on the Access XP machine,
it stall out at the first function and says that it can't
fine the library. But, when I open a new database file on
the Access XP machine and import the tables, forms,
modules, etc., it works fine. This may have to be my
solution, but I would rather not have to do this.

Any comments or suggestions oh how to get around this?
Thanks!

Try Unchecking the reference on the deployed machine and closing the references window.
Then opening the references window, findhing the 10.0 object library and
checking it.

This MAY take care of the problem. If not, post back and hopefully someone else
will have a suggestion for you.

ngraham wrote:
>
> I have written an application in Access 2000 and it's
> ready to be deployed to client machines that run Access
> XP. When I'm running the applicaton on the development
> machine (Access 2000), a reference is set to the
> Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library. When it is deployed
> to the network drive and I attempt to run it on a client
> machine with Access XP, the reference is set to the
> Microsoft Access 10.0 Object Library. However, when I
> attempt to run the application on the Access XP machine,
> it stall out at the first function and says that it can't
> fine the library. But, when I open a new database file on
> the Access XP machine and import the tables, forms,
> modules, etc., it works fine. This may have to be my
> solution, but I would rather not have to do this.
>
> Any comments or suggestions oh how to get around this?
> Thanks!