Re: "An unexpected error has occurred" - A97



Sorry: I don't know anything about how Access 97 could be hiding XML code in
VBA. If anyone else does, please contribute.

The stuff that is happening outside of Access (such as how IE or OE work)
would be due to other security settings that have been changed with the
update, but the disappearing VBA code makes no sense to me.

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Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia.
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"MLH" <CRCI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Allen - I think I have a clue. Can you tell me
how to determine exactly when I installed the
SP2 update? I just did it in the past 2-3 weeks.
It took HOURS to run!

I am just now discovering that ALL my work in
all my databases having any modules with XML
calls has been HIDDEN. I cannot SEE the code.
I know its there, though. That's what's causing
the error I'm getting. I went back to apps I'd written
last June - none of the XML procedures appear
completely. The comments display. The error trapping
displays. The generic DIM stmts 'n such display. But
the real meat of the code is hidden somehow. Its
still there and trying to run - but I cannot see nor
modify it. How could MicroSoft bypass all my security
and modify my code w/o permission like that?

SP2 changed my PC somehow - I cannot launch
links in emails now by clicking on them. I have to
copy them and paste them DIRECTLY into IE for
them to work. I lost the ability to open a 2nd instance
of IE by holding down the SHIFT key and clicking
on a link in active IE window.

Even stranger, apps I've rolled out onto customer
sites with A97 runtime since installing SP2 are WORKING. The XML
calls are functioning. But I cannot see nor modify my code
here - and it is not working for me.


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