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VBE6.DLL Problem

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Castanz

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Apr 5, 2002
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I am getting "Error Accessing file. Network Connection May Have Been Lost."

I found this answer from Microsoft:

I have VBE6.DLL version 6.3.91.8. I have Windows 2000. To find the version I right clicked on the file and chose properties. Clicked on the version tab. My question is: What version should I have? Can someone out there that has Windows 2000 and Access 2000 tell me what version they have if they have a more recent version?

I need to request a more recent version from our "Network Administrators", but I have to tell them which version I want. They claim I have the most recent version of everything.

Thanks,
I will appreciate any help.
Al
 
Follow the directions is the Microsoft article and install the sp3 they recommend. Also, follow the instructions on any prerequistes they indicate.

I had the same error at one time and installed the service pack to clear it up.
 
I fought that error message awhile back. Installed SP's, but still couldn't access. I finally wrote some code to loop through all Forms, Reports, and Modules, and export code to text files using the Module.Lines property. Code then loops through Forms and Reports again and sets the HasModule property to false, which basically removes code. Then manually delete all Modules. At this point you should have a mdb without any code. (Oh, did I mention to create a backup first :) Then create new DB, import all objects from stripped mdb, import modules from text, then run code to loop through all forms and reports and use the InsertText method to reinsert code back into all forms and reports. Compile, and go. But I have to admit that I didn't try the Decompile option first, which may have fixed the problem in the first place!
 
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