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I have a problem that might be fairly simple to solve...
I'm exporting some data from third-party software that creates an older version of an Access dbase, so when it opens, the first thing to happen is to convert it to my version of Access (2000). After doing this I import a macro from another dbase and run it to crunch the data as needed. However, the code included in my macro actually references a library not included in the new dbase. I need to go into VB and add the Reference to Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library so the code will run. Is there a way to add this reference on the fly or make the conversion add it? Somehow I would like that automatically added into my new dbase. The users of this dbase are not well versed in "how" to add this reference in, so automating it is the answer.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!
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Posted on 2003-08-29 at 12:31:27ID: 35586725
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