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How do you re-register the references on a machine that only has the Access runtime installed?

Asked by garymcgowan in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: access

I have an application that uses the Date() function on several fields.  On my development PC all works as expected with no problems.    I create an install disc using the Developer's Extensions.  I install it on a cleaned PC with a new install of Windows XP media edition.  When I run the application the fields where I used Date() I get the #name? error.  All the Library files are installed in the same locations as the ones on my development PC.  Now, If I change the Date() to Now() All works on both PC's as expected.  How do you correct this problem, especially when you have clients with the install disc having the same problem.  As pointed out in another thread, the PC's the application is being installed on are droping their references.  With my clients spread out across the United States how do I re-register the references?  Is their a way to do this in VBA on startup?

Thanks,

Gary
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