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MS Access 2010 : missing or broken reference to the file 'asctrls.ocx' version 1.0
I am running access 2007 on a xp. I tried to share the database file with windows 7 pc running 64 bit on my network. I created a share folder on xp and tried to access on win 7 pc, but I got the following pop up message : missing or broken reference to the file 'asctrls.ocx' version 1.0
Eventually I can open my database, but it seems I am not able to save it and if I open first on win 7 pc and then on xp I will not be able to open it.
Eventually I can open my database, but it seems I am not able to save it and if I open first on win 7 pc and then on xp I will not be able to open it.
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Click on the Database tools tab and open the VBA editor. Then choose Tools>References. Click on the 'asctrls.ocx' reference. It should be marked as Missing. Then click browse and find it on your computer.
On XP, it is located @ C:\WINNT\system32
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where do I locate VBA editor on windows 7? I should only do it on te pc having problem right? In my case, it will be win 7 pc?
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>> Click on the 'asctrls.ocx' reference. It should be marked as Missing. Then click browse and find it on your computer.
will it be somewhere on my local pc or it is on the pc which shared the database? and it should be in which folder?
will it be somewhere on my local pc or it is on the pc which shared the database? and it should be in which folder?
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Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.
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