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438 Error with Calendar Object

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LeAnn - 29 Jun 2007 20:34 GMT
Hi,

I inherited an old Access 97 database.  On one form there are 2 calendar
controls.  These have been working fine for years.  Now all of a sudden I'm
getting
"438 - This object doesn't support this property or method."   The snippet
below is in the Load event of the form.  The references listed before I began
to troubleshoot were: Visual Basic for Applications, Access 8.0 and DAO
2.5/3.5.  I've tried adding ActiveX 2.5 (a stab in the dark) but it did not
help.  Here is the code culprit:

   With Me.clrDrawDate                    'name of the calendar object
       .Year = Year(Now)
       .Day = Day(Now)
       .Month = Month(Now)
   End With

Thanks for your help
LeAnn
LeAnn - 29 Jun 2007 21:46 GMT
Well, after compacting and repairing (and decompiling) didn't work, I just
restored from last night's copy.    It would be nice to know why it happened
or if this could be repaired without losing data but at least I have a good
copy.

> Hi,
>
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> Thanks for your help
> LeAnn
 
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