'When I run my Vb application, there is an error which says: 'Compiled error' Can't find project or library The available references is shown with this: MISSING Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library. What could be the possible cause? Ideally you'd create a Windows Installer database (.MSI file0 using a DAO 3.5 Merge Module. Microsoft never released one, since DAO 3.5 was obsolete before Installer itself was mature though. You'd have to hunt for a 3rd-party-built Merge Module, for example the one at Windows Installer Merge Modules,.

Godwin, Install, install, install. You can't always just copy individual files to machines, register them and hope that it'll work. Many files have dependencies on others that need to be installed as well.

DAO3. Install Katana 2 0 Usb Flash here. 6 is part of the MDAC install and although you seem to be able to (re-)register the individual file, there are a lot more that comprise the MDAC system. One question, are you getting this on your development machine or the machine on which the application will eventually be run?

Windows doesn't like installing MDAC at a lower version than it has. Windows 7 has the latest version but that doesn't mean that it has all the component to support legacy systems. If you're using DAO then I assume you're using JET as the driver, which opens a whole host of other questions about what versions you're using and how you're opening the database. So: What connection string are you using to open the database? How did you create the original DB and if you used Access, what version? If this is a system that you're creating, you should think about using ADO anyway.

WinXP 32 bit programs will frequently work just fine on Win 7 64bit systems. In reading the email chain to this point regarding registration of the dao360.dll I missed any mention of 32-bit versus 64-bit systems.

It is important, because there are two versions of regsvr32 on a Windows7 64-bit machine. One is located at C: Windows System32 and the other is at C: Windows SysWOW64. The 64-bit version is in the System32 folder, and the 32-bit version is in the SysWOW64 folder. Ensure that you are running the regsvr32 program that is found in SysWOW64. Doing this has solved problems for me in the past and it might work for you.

Aside from this, you can right-click on your install file and set Compatibility Mode for Windows XP. You might have to 'run as administrator' as well, depending on how the file install was originally constructed. This also solves problems for me with installs of older software applications in Windows 7 64-bit world. Just some additional suggestions. Godwin, There are two parts to 'registering' a DLL for use in VBA. Diablo 2 Level 99 Character Codes more. First, the DLL must be registered with the operating system. To do this, you locate the DLL, and use regsrv32.exe to perform the steps to make the DLL accessible to applications.