OPEN FORM ACTION CANCELLED

G

Guest

I have multiple Access 2003 VBA program that I just moved to my new Dell
computer with Vista (OFFICE 2003) It has standard buttons with events that
open other forms.
Now, none of the forms open, I get the error message "Open Form Action
Cancelled". Also when I go to my FORMS section and try to open my form in
DESIGN mode the forms dont open though I am still able to get to the code
modules. If I copy it back to my other Dell machines with OFFICE XP it works
perfectly fine. This is happening to all my VBA Access projects for all my
clients.
I also have done error trapping so this error doesn't display but forms
still not open.
Please any thoughts on why this is happening?
thanks in advance
 
M

missinglinq via AccessMonster.com

I posted this on another forum just yesterday. Since then, I've seen half a
dozen posts on various forums from people having the same/similar problems!

Important notice from Micro$oft's Knowledge Base:

When you open or are using a Microsoft Office Access database on a computer
that is running Windows Vista, you may encounter one or more of the following
issues:
• Access appears to stop responding.
• Access responds very slowly.
• Access exits unexpectedly or crashes.
• An event that resembles the following is logged in the Application log:

For the complete article and possible workaround goto

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=935370
 
J

jrmask

I recently had the same problem, it turned out that Vista did not like my
defualt printer and was telling itself that no printer was selected even
though I could print just fine. I choose my photo printer as default and all
worked. I do not have a Vista driver for my laser printer because HP has not
developed one yet, still using XP drivers.
 
G

Guest

thank you for your response. Please though Im still confused on the
resolution. Per your forum posting do I need to contact Microsoft or can I
download the "hotfix", if so Im confused as to how to download the fix.
thank you again for your help on this.
 

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