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Hank - 01 Dec 2005 17:11 GMT
Just recently I started to get an error when I tried to switch from
Form View to Design view

Microsoft Access can't run the macro or callback function 'fdesign'.

I tried reinstalling Access 2000 but its still bad.

Any ideas,
Hank Reed
Jeff Conrad - 01 Dec 2005 17:21 GMT
Here is the solution from Stephen Lebans:

fDesign is a custom function for a RotateText method. At some point you
have either:

1) Imported my function into your MDB, added a custom Menu Item to call
the function, and now you have deleted the  Code module containing the
fDesign function.

2) You have imported the ToolBars from the sample RotateText MDB but not
the code.

If you have not made significant modifications to the native Access
ToolBars then simply:

1. Right-click on the top menu bar and select Customize.

2. On the tab that says "Customize" there is a list of all the menu
bars/toolbars. Check one at a time, and hit the button that says
"Reset."

This will reset all the menu bars/toolbars back to their standard
layout.

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> Just recently I started to get an error when I tried to switch from
> Form View to Design view
>
> Microsoft Access can't run the macro or callback function 'fdesign'.
>
> I tried reinstalling Access 2000 but its still bad.
Hank - 01 Dec 2005 20:39 GMT
Jeff,
        Beautiful job - that was it.  I recall evaluating your module
for text rotation but I didn't think that I ever tried it on my live
code.

Thanks for taking the trouble to answer,
Hank Reed
Jeff Conrad - 01 Dec 2005 20:41 GMT
Glad you have the problem resolved Hank.
But, for the record, that is Stephen's text rotation code, not my own.
:-)

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> Jeff,
>         Beautiful job - that was it.  I recall evaluating your module
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> Thanks for taking the trouble to answer,
> Hank Reed
Stephen Lebans - 01 Dec 2005 21:41 GMT
Hey, I'm taller than Jeff!<grin>

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> Glad you have the problem resolved Hank.
> But, for the record, that is Stephen's text rotation code, not my own.
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Jeff Conrad - 01 Dec 2005 21:47 GMT
> Hey, I'm taller than Jeff!<grin>

And much smarter!
;-)
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Stephen Lebans - 01 Dec 2005 21:53 GMT
No, but I am taller.
:-)

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>> Hey, I'm taller than Jeff!<grin>
>
> And much smarter!
> ;-)
 
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