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help please - I have been using a self-built database without trouble but now 
it tells me it cannot find it's module - the subject line above is the actual 
error message with the title 'Microsoft Visual Basic'. Help and OK are 
provide as buttons to click. OK takes me to the module and the appropriate 
Private Sub code. What can I do???
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aussie from down-under
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Reply Utf 3/3/2008 1:27:03 PM

What action causes it to produce the error message?

"aussieVic" <aussieVic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:91404F3C-EEDB-43C6-AF9C-F9DC405A5812@microsoft.com...
> help please - I have been using a self-built database without trouble but 
> now
> it tells me it cannot find it's module - the subject line above is the 
> actual
> error message with the title 'Microsoft Visual Basic'. Help and OK are
> provide as buttons to click. OK takes me to the module and the appropriate
> Private Sub code. What can I do???
> -- 
> aussie from down-under 

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Reply BruceM 3/3/2008 1:30:59 PM


Clicking on a menu command button - but not a switchboard button though
-- 
aussie from down-under


"BruceM" wrote:

> What action causes it to produce the error message?
> 
> "aussieVic" <aussieVic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
> news:91404F3C-EEDB-43C6-AF9C-F9DC405A5812@microsoft.com...
> > help please - I have been using a self-built database without trouble but 
> > now
> > it tells me it cannot find it's module - the subject line above is the 
> > actual
> > error message with the title 'Microsoft Visual Basic'. Help and OK are
> > provide as buttons to click. OK takes me to the module and the appropriate
> > Private Sub code. What can I do???
> > -- 
> > aussie from down-under 
> 
> 
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Reply Utf 3/3/2008 1:53:01 PM

Remember that the newsgroup cannot see your database.  You are clicking a 
button somewhere, and receiving the error message that a module cannot be 
found.  The message could be because code is running, or it could be due to 
database corruption.  Rather than re-write what others have written on the 
topic, go to Google groups, and enter the following search string exactly as 
it appears here, including the quotes:
"microsoft.public.access.formscoding" "module not found"
or
"microsoft.public.access" "module not found"

You could try this link, but no guarantees it will work as intended:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.access.formscoding/browse_thread/thread/e32ed21405100c07/0dc11efe28ee0629?hl=en&lnk=st&q=%22microsoft.public.access.formscoding%22+%22module+not+found%22#0dc11efe28ee0629

The first article in the formscoding link when I checked was a step-by-step 
technique for recovering from the error.

"aussieVic" <aussieVic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:C692DEC4-64A0-4D6B-873B-5F238255331F@microsoft.com...
> Clicking on a menu command button - but not a switchboard button though
> -- 
> aussie from down-under
>
>
> "BruceM" wrote:
>
>> What action causes it to produce the error message?
>>
>> "aussieVic" <aussieVic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:91404F3C-EEDB-43C6-AF9C-F9DC405A5812@microsoft.com...
>> > help please - I have been using a self-built database without trouble 
>> > but
>> > now
>> > it tells me it cannot find it's module - the subject line above is the
>> > actual
>> > error message with the title 'Microsoft Visual Basic'. Help and OK are
>> > provide as buttons to click. OK takes me to the module and the 
>> > appropriate
>> > Private Sub code. What can I do???
>> > -- 
>> > aussie from down-under
>>
>> 

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Reply BruceM 3/3/2008 4:01:15 PM

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