>>The References to DLL in Basic from my modules are a problem.
>>I took every object from MSAccess 97 into MS Access 2000 - but now the project will not perform. I remember seeing a message something to the effect that MS Access 2000 does not use linked librarys but use Visual Basic instead.
>>What does that mean?
>>What can I do to get the project running again?
>>Is there something that I need to Register?
>>
>>code -
>>
>>Dim RST As Recordset
>>
>>I can't even compile a module: that is one of the first code lines!
>>
>>Thanx in advance
>>Ed B
>
>Hi Edgar,
>
>Try
>
>1. Dim rst as dao.recordset
>2. Add reference to Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library to your project.
>
>HTH, Igor

Thank you Igor.
I'm sorry it took so long to respond - I had to have the message interpreted.
You were absolutely right that my PC did not contain the object library.
After further investigation I found that the loading sequence in which VB (5.0) then VS (6.0) and then Office2000 removes essential components for Access 97 apps being converted to Access 2000.
I then installed VB 6.0 (compatable to VS 6.0) and reloaded Office 2000 and now the conversions are successful.

Happy Thanksgiving
Ed B