libraries issues

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Hello,
i have developed an application on Access2000.
Few forms in this application have a textbox on the header whose value is setted to "textbox.value=date()"
Anything as worked fine until (i thought) i have upgraded my machine with ado 2.8 library (and referencied it in VBA editor). Now instead of having the actual date in those comboboxes, users see a less usefull "#name".
Is it a matter of the fact that their machine doesn't have ADO 2.8? Or what?
And where i can improve my knowledge on the correct use of libraries? I'm not totally new into this but i would be able to manage this issue better, due to the fact that is a core issue exp. when you should share your application with lot of users running different software enviroments.; and all the books i have read don't explain too much about libraries.
Any help/suggestion will be greatfull appreciated
Thanks,
Rocco

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

Yes, it's very important that all machines have the same version of the
referenced libraries, and in the same locations, as the machine on which the
application was developed.

See whether the following helps:
http://members.rogers.com/douglas.j.steele/AccessReferenceErrors.html

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(No private e-mails, please)

Hello,
i have developed an application on Access2000.
Few forms in this application have a textbox on the header whose value is

setted to "textbox.value=date()"

Anything as worked fine until (i thought) i have upgraded my machine with

ado 2.8 library (and referencied it in VBA editor). Now instead of having
the actual date in those comboboxes, users see a less usefull "#name".

Is it a matter of the fact that their machine doesn't have ADO 2.8? Or what?
And where i can improve my knowledge on the correct use of libraries? I'm

not totally new into this but i would be able to manage this issue better,
due to the fact that is a core issue exp. when you should share your
application with lot of users running different software enviroments.; and
all the books i have read don't explain too much about libraries.