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  • prakashwadhwani@gmail.com
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    Run-time Error on Start-Up !

    I have a small app which has been working fine for about 1 year now on
    WinXp with Office 2003. All of a sudden without any changes being made
    to it, the app is giving an error on startup ... here's the error
    description:

    Run-time error 429
    ActiveX component can't create object

    If I copy the same Access app onto another PC, it works fine ! No
    error !! I've tried it on 2 different PC's.

    I've un-installed & re-installed office 2003, applied SP3 but still
    the same problem persists.

    Here's the offending code in the form load module:

    Private Sub Form_Load()
    CurrentDb.Prope rties("StartupS howDBWindow") = False
    '==== Hide the database window ======
    'DoCmd.SelectOb ject acTable, , True
    'DoCmd.RunComma nd acCmdWindowHide
    '============== =============== =======
    CommandBars.Act iveMenuBar.Enab led = False 'Turn Access' Menu Bar
    OFF !!

    End Sub


    The error is in the 1st line: i.e.
    CurrentDb.Prope rties("StartupS howDBWindow") = False



    I'm desperate ... Could someone please help ?

    Best Rgds,
    Prakash

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    • ARC
      #2
      Re: Run-time Error on Start-Up !

      This is a references problem in your code module. Possibly something you had
      previously referenced is no longer on your computer, or has been replaced
      with the wrong version. If you open up any code module in your program, then
      click Tools, References, you should be able to determine what is missing /
      broken. Then you would have to restore the file that is missing from one of
      your working computers.

      Hope this helps,

      <prakashwadhwan i@gmail.comwrot e in message
      news:4a990c0b-be34-42fb-9097-fe2192054283@b1 g2000hsg.google groups.com...
      >I have a small app which has been working fine for about 1 year now on
      WinXp with Office 2003. All of a sudden without any changes being made
      to it, the app is giving an error on startup ... here's the error
      description:
      >
      Run-time error 429
      ActiveX component can't create object
      >
      If I copy the same Access app onto another PC, it works fine ! No
      error !! I've tried it on 2 different PC's.
      >
      I've un-installed & re-installed office 2003, applied SP3 but still
      the same problem persists.
      >
      Here's the offending code in the form load module:
      >
      Private Sub Form_Load()
      CurrentDb.Prope rties("StartupS howDBWindow") = False
      '==== Hide the database window ======
      'DoCmd.SelectOb ject acTable, , True
      'DoCmd.RunComma nd acCmdWindowHide
      '============== =============== =======
      CommandBars.Act iveMenuBar.Enab led = False 'Turn Access' Menu Bar
      OFF !!
      >
      End Sub
      >
      >
      The error is in the 1st line: i.e.
      CurrentDb.Prope rties("StartupS howDBWindow") = False
      >
      >
      >
      I'm desperate ... Could someone please help ?
      >
      Best Rgds,
      Prakash
      >

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        • prakashwadhwani@gmail.com
          #3
          Re: Run-time Error on Start-Up !

          On May 17, 9:01 pm, "ARC" <PCES...@PCESof t.invalidwrote:
          This is a references problem in your code module. Possibly something you had
          previously referenced is no longer on your computer, or has been replaced
          with the wrong version. If you open up any code module in your program, then
          click Tools, References, you should be able to determine what is missing /
          broken. Then you would have to restore the file that is missing from one of
          your working computers.
          >
          Hope this helps,
          >
          <prakashwadhw.. .@gmail.comwrot e in message
          >
          news:4a990c0b-be34-42fb-9097-fe2192054283@b1 g2000hsg.google groups.com...
          >
          I have a small app which has been working fine for about 1 year now on
          WinXp with Office 2003. All of a sudden without any changes being made
          to it, the app is giving an error on startup ... here's the error
          description:
          >
          Run-time error 429
          ActiveX component can't create object
          >
          If I copy the same Access app onto another PC, it works fine ! No
          error !! I've tried it on 2 different PC's.
          >
          I've un-installed & re-installed office 2003, applied SP3 but still
          the same problem persists.
          >
          Here's the offending code in the form load module:
          >
          Private Sub Form_Load()
          CurrentDb.Prope rties("StartupS howDBWindow") = False
          '==== Hide the database window ======
          'DoCmd.SelectOb ject acTable, , True
          'DoCmd.RunComma nd acCmdWindowHide
          '============== =============== =======
          CommandBars.Act iveMenuBar.Enab led = False 'Turn Access' Menu Bar
          OFF !!
          >
          End Sub
          >
          The error is in the 1st line: i.e.
          CurrentDb.Prope rties("StartupS howDBWindow") = False
          >
          I'm desperate ... Could someone please help ?
          >
          Best Rgds,
          Prakash


          Actually initially dao360.dll was mising - i copied it from another pc
          onto this. And then this error msg came up.
          I un-installed & re-installed office (No Luck), ran registry mechanic
          (No Luck), ran Uniblue Registry Booster (No Luck),
          and finally i over-installed windowsXP i.e. from the within windows
          environment I inserted the WIndows XP cd & ran the installation.
          Naturaly, all my apps, desktop, settings, etc. were preserved as I ran
          an Upgrade installation & not a fresh one.

          BINGO !!! Now all was ok.

          Thought I'd just share it here. If anyone knows any other workaround I
          could've used, please feel free to let me know.

          Best Rgds,
          Prakash.

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