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Form Dies After Deploying DB

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jcarroll

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Jul 11, 2000
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Platform:&nbsp;&nbsp;Access 2000<br><br>Hi,<br><br>I am having quite a bit of trouble with my access 2000 database after deploying it.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>When opening my database and using it through the regular access interface, the same one that I have used to design it, it runs perfectly.<br><br>On the other hand after deploying the database and running an errorless setup on a clean PC (had Office 97 standard), I find that one of my forms does not work correctly.&nbsp;&nbsp;Primarily, it seems as though the form has been completely disconnected from its events as I get the messsage:<br><br><i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;The &lt;Any Event Name&gt; you entered as the event property setting produces the following error: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Object or class does not support the set of events.&quot;</i><br><br>This happens every time an event should be triggered.&nbsp;&nbsp;All of my other forms have no problem with their events and run perfectly.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>Things I've tried:<br><br>-Creating a new form, copying all my controls over, copying my code over, and reconnecting the events.&nbsp;&nbsp;This new form worked just as well as the old one in the Access design interface, but also died when deployed.<br><br>-Installing on another clean test PC (also with Off97 Standard), same problem.<br><br>-Installing on my own PC(Office 2000 premium installed), worked perfectly.&nbsp;&nbsp;This is very curious.<br><br>Has anybody seen this before?, encountered any solutions?<br><br>Thanks,<br>Justin<br>
 
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