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    Re: General VB loading

    Quote Originally Posted by OllieVB
    Sorry I took so long to respond. Been a busy day!

    Yes, I can create new forms on my PC with no trouble at all...
    Yes, I have the same version and service packs as the PC the form was created on...
    The form, in fact the whole project, was created directly on a USB memory stick to begin with so all associated files were created in the same directory.

    Any other ideas I could possible try?
    Open up a standard exe project and remove the default Form1.

    Now, add each form/module from the old project to the one. Add all necessary references and component files. Do a SaveAs to a new folder and use the same project name. Run it to make sure everything works, then close VB.

    Open VB back up again and see if you can load the project.

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    Re: General VB loading

    Tried all that. Still didn't fix it!

    Any other ideas? All the files are there and it's opening up on other systems. Are there any conflicts when running later versions of Office with VBA?

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    Re: General VB loading

    Quote Originally Posted by OllieVB
    Tried all that. Still didn't fix it!

    Any other ideas? All the files are there and it's opening up on other systems. Are there any conflicts when running later versions of Office with VBA?

    What does this have to do with VBA? I thought this was a VB6 project.

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