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MS Access 2003 connection to Accessory Manager

MS Access 2003 connection to Accessory Manager

MS Access 2003 connection to Accessory Manager

(OP)
Hello,

I need help, I recently updated from MS Office XP to Office 2003. My connection from MS Access to Accessory Manager worked fine, but now I am getting an error. Here is my code:

Set am = CreateObject("ACCMGR.System")
Set Sessions = am.Sessions
'string for the location of IHAN-1
strLocation = "C:\infocn32\accmgr32\IHAN-1.adp"
''Open IHAN-1
Sessions.Open (strLocation)
'Set an active session to an object
Set Session = am.ActiveSession
'Here is where I get my error
Session.Screen.WaitHostQuiet (100)

It says, Run-time error '91;
Object variable or With block variable not set.

I don't understand, it worked fine before the upgrade, is MS Access 2003 causing the error? Help.

RE: MS Access 2003 connection to Accessory Manager

Check your references. The reference will be different I would think.

calculus

RE: MS Access 2003 connection to Accessory Manager

(OP)
I've checked the references, but it references are the same. So I don't believe it is that.

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