comdlg32.ocx

[jack]

I am using a licensed copy of access 2000 but am unable to
use the comdlg32 activeX control - access reports that it
is not licensed.

How do I correct this

Jack

 

[chas]

Hi,

AFAIK you only get a design time license for this control
if you have installed a developer product such as Visual
Basic or the Office Developer edition.

hth

chas

 

[Cheryl Fischer]

Jack,

You will save yourself a lot of trouble if you'll discontinue use of this
control (known for its versioning and licensing problems) and replace it
with code found at:

http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0001.htm

Look for the function TestIt() included with the code, which will show you
how to implement it in your apps.

hth,

 

[Bill Swartz]

In the VBA environment, the Microsoft Scripting Runtime has the same
functionality. Get to it from Tools>>References.
Bill