OpenForm action was canceled

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Hi ALL,

I am getting this error message: The expression On Click you entered as the
event property setting produced the following error: The OpenForm action was
canceled.

I only get it when i open my .mde using runtime 2007. But if i open the same
..mde using the full access 2003, then i don't get that error. I am not sure
what is going on.

Can anyone help?

thanks.
 
If you have multiple versions of Access on 1 machine, and run under Windows
Vista, see:
Errors using multiple versions of Access under Vista
at:
http://allenbrowne.com/bug-17.html

If that's not the case, perhaps the A2007 machine is lacking a library
reference that the MDE uses.
 
nm.. i see my problem.. thanks.
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Allen Browne said:
If you have multiple versions of Access on 1 machine, and run under Windows
Vista, see:
Errors using multiple versions of Access under Vista
at:
http://allenbrowne.com/bug-17.html

If that's not the case, perhaps the A2007 machine is lacking a library
reference that the MDE uses.
 
Would you mind telling me how you fixed the problem? I have an access
database 2003 that works fine on Windows XP, but gets the same error you
described when running under VISTA. Thanks.
 
FYI, I decompiled then compiled all Access 2003 databases in my Windows XP
machine and now everything works fine on the Vista machines.
 
How did you solve this? I'm having the same issue and a tough time figuring
it out.
 
I figured out that if I de-compiled then compiled the code, compacted &
repaired the database, on my machine (Windows XP), everything works fine for
both operating systems and both versions of Access. I do this everytime I
make a lot of changes, or whenever I think about it. Go figure. Gotta love MS.
 
sorry for the delay. But yes, i did the same as you Crossh - de-compiled then
compiled again.
 

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