Reference Library Objects list

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Guest

Is there a place or a list or a database or something where I can see which
Reference Library I'm missing when I get a "User-defined type not defined"
error when compiling the module? This happens when I use something like the
"Save As" dialog box, for example. I just don't know which library to
reference in order to get the module to compile without errors. If there was
a database or a web page or something that listed all the reference
libraries, then I could look up the object (eg. "Save As" dialog box) and get
the name of the library I need to reference.
 
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Douglas J Steele

AFAIK, there's no such list, because there are so many libraries that can be
added in, and they come from different vendors.
 
G

Guest

Thanks for your reply. I do understand about third party libraries, but what
about the ones that are included with Access itself? I have in the past
asked the email support staff about specific objects and they told me which
library to reference, so I would think that there must be something
somewhere. I've used up my freebies with them and don't want to pay $99 for
each request. How do they know which library and, for that matter, how do
you know which library to reference for specific objects?

Thanks again
 
D

Douglas J. Steele

There's still an extremely large number of Microsoft-supplied libraries,
plus there are duplicate methods across them, which I think would make it
difficult to document.

Personally, I think you're better off just using Google.
 
G

Guest

OK. Thanks for your time.

Douglas J. Steele said:
There's still an extremely large number of Microsoft-supplied libraries,
plus there are duplicate methods across them, which I think would make it
difficult to document.

Personally, I think you're better off just using Google.
 

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