DATE() does not work on Windows 2000

[Danke]

In my application on Access 97 I have users on OS: Windows NT and Windows
2000.

When I compile the MDB file on Windows NT, all the queries in the MDE file
does not work if I am using the DATE function. (Excample >Date() in a query)

I have put some systemfiles like comdlg32.ocx; comdlg32.dll; comcat.dll;
Dao360.dll in the same catalog but it does not work.

I found that this was necessary becase when I looked in a mode on reference
som of them where missing.

I am very frustraited and hope some out there have a good advice on this
problem

Helge

[Salad]

Danke wrote:

In my application on Access 97 I have users on OS: Windows NT and Windows
2000.

When I compile the MDB file on Windows NT, all the queries in the MDE file
does not work if I am using the DATE function. (Excample >Date() in a query)

I have put some systemfiles like comdlg32.ocx; comdlg32.dll; comcat.dll;
Dao360.dll in the same catalog but it does not work.

I found that this was necessary becase when I looked in a mode on reference
som of them where missing.

I am very frustraited and hope some out there have a good advice on this
problem

Helge

Here are my top 3 references in A97, in the order they appear in the list.
Visual Basic For Applications
MS Access x.x Object Library
Microsoft DAO 3.?? Object Library

Open up a code window and check the references and their order.