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Form Wizard in 2000 after 2007 installation

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Remou - 16 Jun 2006 02:33 GMT
Form Wizard in 2000 after 2007 installation
When installing 2007 I chose to keep my Office 2000 installation. I now find
that
- Autoform works.
- Form wizard returns:
 "The wizard is unable to create your form"
 A blank form is created and the database cannot be closed when tested with
an existing database; it will close when testing with a blank database using
a system table as the basis of the form.
- Autoform columnar is the same as form wizard, except the database can be
closed.
- Autoform tabular returns:
 "The wizard is unable to create your form"
 Then
 "Method 'Main Window' of Object 'VBE' failed"
 A blank form is created an the database can be closed.
- Autoform datasheet is the same as autoform tabular.

I carried out these tests on a blank database and on a previously working
database both before and after a re-boot. I am using Windows XP home edition.
Remou - 16 Jun 2006 10:48 GMT
To continue.
Repairing the Office 2000 installation appears to have fixed the problem. It
was necessary to use the original CD for the repair.

> Form Wizard in 2000 after 2007 installation
> When installing 2007 I chose to keep my Office 2000 installation. I now find
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> I carried out these tests on a blank database and on a previously working
> database both before and after a re-boot. I am using Windows XP home edition.
 
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