compile error in hidden module - module1" error when creating MDE

[HOWARD MYERS]

mdb was originally developed on another machine and I had no trouble in
making a MDE. It is now on a XP machine with Access 97 installed as well as
Office 2003
installed (but not Access 2003). The mdb runs perfectly well, but I get the
"compile error in hidden module - module1" error message when I try to make
a MDE. The only ActiveX Control used is the WebBrowser Control. I have been
through all the suggested solutions as recommended on Access Web including
decompile, create new mdb and import. There are no Security/Permissions
issues.

Urgently, looking for a solution.

HM

[Salad]

Re: compile error in hidden module - module1" error when creatingMDE

HOWARD MYERS wrote:

mdb was originally developed on another machine and I had no trouble in
making a MDE. It is now on a XP machine with Access 97 installed as well as
Office 2003
installed (but not Access 2003). The mdb runs perfectly well, but I get the
"compile error in hidden module - module1" error message when I try to make
a MDE. The only ActiveX Control used is the WebBrowser Control. I have been
through all the suggested solutions as recommended on Access Web including
decompile, create new mdb and import. There are no Security/Permissions
issues.
>
Urgently, looking for a solution.
>
HM
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>

Have you checked out this link? (that might be the AccessWeb you
mentioned).

http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0020.htm

Do you have a module called Module1? If so, what happens if you renamed
it Module1A? What happens if you remove it?

Mule

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cdWYt1nhWE

[HOWARD MYERS]

Re: compile error in hidden module - module1" error when creating MDE

Eureka - found the answer - A workspace identifier for an external database
was missing. Strange, because mdb works OK without it, but Access doesn't
let you create a MDE.
"Salad" <oil@vinegar.co mwrote in message
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HOWARD MYERS wrote:
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>mdb was originally developed on another machine and I had no trouble in
>making a MDE. It is now on a XP machine with Access 97 installed as well
>as Office 2003
>installed (but not Access 2003). The mdb runs perfectly well, but I get
>the "compile error in hidden module - module1" error message when I try
>to make a MDE. The only ActiveX Control used is the WebBrowser Control.
>I have been through all the suggested solutions as recommended on Access
>Web including decompile, create new mdb and import. There are no
>Security/Permissions issues.
>>
>Urgently, looking for a solution.
>>
>HM
>>
>>

Have you checked out this link? (that might be the AccessWeb you
mentioned).

http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0020.htm

>
Do you have a module called Module1? If so, what happens if you renamed
it Module1A? What happens if you remove it?
>
Mule
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cdWYt1nhWE

[Salad]

Re: compile error in hidden module - module1&quot; error when creatingMDE

HOWARD MYERS wrote:

Eureka - found the answer - A workspace identifier for an external database
was missing. Strange, because mdb works OK without it, but Access doesn't
let you create a MDE.

Good news! I don't know how you found it. Guess you're a Detective 1st
Grade now.

"Salad" <oil@vinegar.co mwrote in message
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>>HOWARD MYERS wrote:
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>>

>>>mdb was originally developed on another machine and I had no trouble in
>>>making a MDE. It is now on a XP machine with Access 97 installed as well
>>>as Office 2003
>>>installed (but not Access 2003). The mdb runs perfectly well, but I get
>>>the "compile error in hidden module - module1" error message when I try
>>>to make a MDE. The only ActiveX Control used is the WebBrowser Control.
>>>I have been through all the suggested solutions as recommended on Access
>>>Web including decompile, create new mdb and import. There are no
>>>Security/Permissions issues.
>>>
>>>Urgently, looking for a solution.
>>>
>>>HM
>>>
>>>

>>
>>Have you checked out this link? (that might be the AccessWeb you
>>mentioned).
>>http://www.mvps.org/access/bugs/bugs0020.htm
>>
>>Do you have a module called Module1? If so, what happens if you renamed
>>it Module1A? What happens if you remove it?
>>
>>Mule
>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cdWYt1nhWE

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