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VSFLEX3.OCX install
Hi Diana,
at my knowledge the VSFLEX3.OCX is an active x compound that's installed with Microsoft project. If it isn't used in your access application you just can unchip the reference in the VB window (Tools - References). If it's used and missing you'll have to install it as an add-in. Be sure it's correctly registered in the registery. grNG "DianaE" wrote: I have a database that I built in Access 2000. I have most people able to access this database even though they are using office 2007. The problem comes in with the two new computers, mine included will not allow us to access the database without the error "Your Microsoft Office Access database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file 'VSFLEX3.OCX' version 3.0.". I have been able to find the file on the interent but have no idea where it is supposed to be placed or even if it needs to be installed. Can someone please give me help with this one because I know I will be seeing it again. |
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Try going into the visual basic editor, click on tools\references.
-- Milton Purdy ACCESS State of Arkansas "DianaE" wrote: And if I need the active x compound how do I register it with access and VB and the registry? "NG" wrote: Hi Diana, at my knowledge the VSFLEX3.OCX is an active x compound that's installed with Microsoft project. If it isn't used in your access application you just can unchip the reference in the VB window (Tools - References). If it's used and missing you'll have to install it as an add-in. Be sure it's correctly registered in the registery. grNG "DianaE" wrote: I have a database that I built in Access 2000. I have most people able to access this database even though they are using office 2007. The problem comes in with the two new computers, mine included will not allow us to access the database without the error "Your Microsoft Office Access database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file 'VSFLEX3.OCX' version 3.0.". I have been able to find the file on the interent but have no idea where it is supposed to be placed or even if it needs to be installed. Can someone please give me help with this one because I know I will be seeing it again. |
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On Mon, 25 Jan 2010 08:32:01 -0800, golfinray
wrote: That only works AFTER the component is registered. Which is done using: regsvr32.exe path_toyour.ocx -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Try going into the visual basic editor, click on tools\references. |
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I'm in a similar situation, trying to get an "old" database running. I have a
new, clean XP installation, on top of which I installed Office Professional 2007 (which includes Access). I did those installs yesterday, then tried to install the database. So now I get the same error message. I'm missing exactly the same file, VSFLEX3.OCX. As far as I can tell, it's not on my computer anywhere. A google search for the file name yields several places that claim I can download the file from them, but why should I trust those sites? If not, how do I acquire that file? Thanks for any help you can provide. "Tom van Stiphout" wrote: On Mon, 25 Jan 2010 08:32:01 -0800, golfinray wrote: That only works AFTER the component is registered. Which is done using: regsvr32.exe path_toyour.ocx -Tom. Microsoft Access MVP Try going into the visual basic editor, click on tools\references. . |
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