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macro to VBA conversion problem

AAP
Good evening:

I am having trouble converting macros in Access 2000 into VBA
statements using the Tools/Macro/Convert macro to VBA.

I get a message stating that "the application can not find the wizard
or there is a syntax error in the declarations section of a visual
basic module.

The wizard you need may be missing from the Libraries key of the
application section of the Windows Registry.

To make sure that the wizard is in the Windows Registry, run Setup to
reinstall the appication and then compile all visual basic modules in
the database."

I reinstalled both Access and the application and compiled under VB's
menu Debug/compile and do not get any relief.

What is the porblem here and how can I solve it?

Thank you for your help here.

Regards,
Tony.
Nov 12 '05 #1
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