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Kate
Has anyone heard of this?? I created a database with Access 2003 but
saving it in Access 2000 format. A user who has Access 2000 is
experiencing the runtime error "method or data member not found" where I
use the Move method to position subforms.
I tried to simulate the error by converting the db to Access 97 format.
Sure enough, I got the error. But the move method exists in
Access 97, also. I could find no missing references in the 97 version.
I asked the user to tell me what references he had checked, but his
Tools option in VB editor was grayed out! I don't know what that means.
The syntax I'm using with the move method is this:
Me.Mois_Results.Move Left:=0, Top:=1190
THank you to anyone who can help,
Laurel
saving it in Access 2000 format. A user who has Access 2000 is
experiencing the runtime error "method or data member not found" where I
use the Move method to position subforms.
I tried to simulate the error by converting the db to Access 97 format.
Sure enough, I got the error. But the move method exists in
Access 97, also. I could find no missing references in the 97 version.
I asked the user to tell me what references he had checked, but his
Tools option in VB editor was grayed out! I don't know what that means.
The syntax I'm using with the move method is this:
Me.Mois_Results.Move Left:=0, Top:=1190
THank you to anyone who can help,
Laurel