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Load ref libraries in real-time

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Daniel - 04 Oct 2007 15:45 GMT
I have an db which contains code to connect with another app (QuickBooks).  
Not all users have it installed on their machines.  For some reason the db
generates a runtime error stating a hiddden module (that I've never heard or
seen).  I assume that it is liked to the fact that the user does not have the
app on his machine.  Is there a way to connect ref library on if when a
specific button is clicked?  or another approach to addressing this issue?

Is this case, error refering a hidden module... how can one track down the
source if I can't even see it in the project viewer?

Thank you as always,

Daniel P
Douglas J. Steele - 04 Oct 2007 23:26 GMT
While you could use the AddFromFile method of the References collection,
you'd probably be better off using Late Binding instead.

Tony Toews has an introduction to the topic at
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/latebinding.htm

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>I have an db which contains code to connect with another app (QuickBooks).
> Not all users have it installed on their machines.  For some reason the db
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