Polly R Peterson
ppeters1 at cce.umn.edu
Tue Jul 6 12:01:48 CDT 2004
> Problem Background > We develop Access applications for our users. We develop these > appliations as.ADP files and convert them to .ADE files before > deploying the application to our users. We currently develop in a > different MS Office environment than our users. Recently we > encountered some trouble with the DLL files. While in test, we > discovered that a user wasn't able to run our application without > error. The reason for this was that my pc had added an unnecessary > dll file to the application that our tester's pc didn't have. We > removed the reference and the application ran perfectly for her. We > continued to develop on that file, testing back and forth between > users without problem. When we went to launch the application, we > encountered the same problem-the dll reference had been automatically > added on my pc again. > > My question is how and when are dll references automatically added? > Is there a way for me to disable this function without manually > checking the references each time? > > Details > Developers: MS Office XP Developers, Microsoft Access 2002, we have > MS Front Page on our machines, users do not. > Users: MS Standard Office XP, Microsoft Access 2002 > > dll reference automatically being added: "Microsoft Office XP Web > Components" > (for an added twist, once I uncheck this reference, it disappears from > the reference list box and I can't even recheck it). > Thank You! Polly R. Peterson Office of Information Systems College of Continuing Education University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (t) 612.625.1578 (f) 612.625.2568 ppeters1 at cce.umn.edu