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OLE error when trying to use Microsoft Common Dialog Control within Access2k

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Master Zen - 07 Aug 2003 22:35 GMT
I keep getting OLE server isn't installed or registered when dragging the MS
Common Dialog control onto a form within Access 2000. I have tried
registering the control and unregistering it, the regsvr32 route lets me
register the COMMDLG32.OCX file successfully from the "run" command but
Access still gives me the OLE Server error message. I did get a message to
use "pview" to check the validity of the current OCX file loaded but don't
know what "pview" is or how to run it. How do I install and register the OLE
server? Is it part of a service that might not be running that I can start
from the "Services Management" console? Help! I really need to be able to
use this control to get my current app rolled out in time!!

Many thanks,

Rob Tomey
Alex Dybenko - 08 Aug 2003 06:37 GMT
Hi Rob,
instead of ocx better to use API function
Look at www.mvps.org/access under API

HTH
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> I keep getting OLE server isn't installed or registered when dragging the MS
> Common Dialog control onto a form within Access 2000. I have tried
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> Rob Tomey
 
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