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by crowmoor
Hi!
I have used this setup and its not really easy to use but I think you have encountered another problem.
There is a problem if the user have a standard of Access installed. Then some code wont work even if they run it as a runtime. The solution to this is either a full install or a complete uninstall.
There is also another problem connected to Internet Explorer 4 and 5. If you check your referenses in a module there is a risk that you have got a referense called IE Timer. Do uncheckit because its been checked by IE4 and doesn't exist in IE5.
If you havn't used any special controls in Access then the only references used is Visual Basic for Applications
Microsoft Access 8.0 Object library
Microsoft DAO 3.51
(There could be some more I dont know about.)
Also make sure that any Mapicontrols are unchecked. They differ from Outlook 97 and Outlook 98.
You can see which referenses that are problems by running the mdb file in Access on a mashine and check the references.
Hopes this help
by mcorr
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