Jeg får run-time error 3075

Hi n_riber, if you have any references then make sure they still exist. Quite often if an Access application has references to ActiveX controls etc. on one system then get moved to another system, if the control doesnt exist then errors can occure which actually dont have anything to do with the actual problem, IE the control isnt referenced. You can also try to compile all modules. If a reference to a control is unresolved, then the compiler should catch it, thats if its in use.

i have no such references what so ever, but could it have something to do with ANSI/Unicode ???

I havent worked so much with Access 2000 so I wouldnt commit myself there, but I cant see why it should have. Left() is also a function in Access 2000 isnt it?

Have you tried compiling?

Hej Niels,

Jeg vil nu give Terry ret i, at det lyder meget som en Missing reference! Har du prøvet menuen Tools->References, når du står i VBA-vinduet? Hvis der er ét af krydserne hvor der står \"MISSING...\" ud for, så er det det, der er i vejen.
Det vil typisk f.eks. være Microsoft ADO Object Library, som har et versionsnr, som ikke er installeret på ME-maskinen. Så skal du bare finde en tilsvarende med et andet nr (burde stadig virke)

Hvis det ikke er det, så skal jeg se basen, for at kunne give et kvalificeret bud...

/Thomas

Det var rart at få den på dansk, jeg havde misforstået hvad Terry mente, jeg fjernede en reference til acrobat activex og nu virker det.

Tak

n_riber> sorry if you didnt fully understand me, will have to try and explain myself better next time!

Thanks for the help thomas.