Missing .OCX files after 2003 upgrade

[G. Miller]

Hi ;

I just upgraded to Access 2003 from 2000. I'm not real happy about it
right now, even though I do see MS added some stuff that I wish they
had in 2000.

I tried to open my db and first of all got the sandbox message. I set
the security level to low on macros, and that problem went away (at
least for a little while). My real problem is that when I deploy the
database and install the runtime, I get a message like this, "Your
database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file
'MSINET.OCX' version 1.0". I get the same message for the files named
COMDLG32.OCX and COMCTL32.OCX. Even then, the program will run until I
open a certain form, then boom. There's a ton of VBA associated with
this form, so tracking down the offending code would be a pain. Is
there an easier way? And why would I get a message like this in the
runtime when I don't get any errors at all while running the program
within Access?

Also, I get the "sandbox" security message in the runtime. Is there
any way to turn it off?

Thanks,
G. Miller

P.S. - I don't have any "MISSING" references. Unfortunately, I had two
after the upgrade and can't remember which two they were.