Microsoft Ole Server "G. Vaught" <glvaught[ at ]hotmail.com> 05.02.2006 21:42:27 I'll try to make a long story short and I am usually good about solving my own issues, except this time. I have a client who currently is using an Access 97 database for his Courier Service. He is planning to upgrade and use 2003 once he can get all the issues worked out.However, before my computer crashed I had his system working on my computer. All was fine. Now here is the problem: I have Access 97 and Access 2003 installed, two separate directories. I installed 97 first, then Access 2003. Prior to crash I ran 97 and 2002. On one of the Access forms that communicates with the web database and transfers orders to/from the web is getting the "Object doesn't support this method". I realized I needed to register msinet.ocx again, which I pulled from my copy of VB6. I thought this would stop this message, as in the past (pre crash it worked), it did not this go round. Since the icon for the Transfer Control does not show a picture when in design view of the Access form, I figured something was amiss. I tried pulling a new version of the Active-X control to my form and now I get "The OLE Server isn't registered" To register reinstall the Ole Server, reinstall it. I am not sure what I need to reinstall. If I reinstall Access 97 again over Access 2003, would it not mess up the operation of Access 2003? Do I just need to uninstall Access 2003? I checked Microsoft Knowledge Base and other sites via Google, but nothing definitive could be pinpointed. So I decided to come to the other experts. Any insight will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Microsoft Ole Server "Alex Dybenko" <alexdyb[ at ]PLEASE.cemi.NO.rssi.SPAM.ru> 06.02.2006 10:15:24 Hi, you can try to install VB6, or Access developer edition. -- Alex Dybenko (MVP) http://alexdyb.blogspot.com http://www.PointLtd.com "G. Vaught" <glvaught[ at ]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:efCOT0pKGHA.744[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > I'll try to make a long story short and I am usually good about solving my > own issues, except this time. > > I have a client who currently is using an Access 97 database for his > Courier Service. He is planning to upgrade and use 2003 once he can get > all the issues worked out.However, before my computer crashed I had his > system working on my computer. All was fine. > > Now here is the problem: I have Access 97 and Access 2003 installed, two > separate directories. I installed 97 first, then Access 2003. Prior to > crash I ran 97 and 2002. > > On one of the Access forms that communicates with the web database and > transfers orders to/from the web is getting the "Object doesn't support > this method". I realized I needed to register msinet.ocx again, which I > pulled from my copy of VB6. I thought this would stop this message, as in > the past (pre crash it worked), it did not this go round. > > Since the icon for the Transfer Control does not show a picture when in > design view of the Access form, I figured something was amiss. I tried > pulling a new version of the Active-X control to my form and now I get > "The OLE Server isn't registered" To register reinstall the Ole Server, > reinstall it. > > I am not sure what I need to reinstall. If I reinstall Access 97 again > over Access 2003, would it not mess up the operation of Access 2003? Do I > just need to uninstall Access 2003? > > I checked Microsoft Knowledge Base and other sites via Google, but nothing > definitive could be pinpointed. So I decided to come to the other experts. > > Any insight will be greatly appreciated. >

Re: Microsoft Ole Server "G. Vaught" <glvaught[ at ]hotmail.com> 09.02.2006 01:12:55 I will try that to see if works. I think I did have it installed pre-Crash, but installed VS.Net afterwards. "Alex Dybenko" <alexdyb[ at ]PLEASE.cemi.NO.rssi.SPAM.ru> wrote in message news:OoGMtawKGHA.2668[ at ]tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > Hi, > you can try to install VB6, or Access developer edition. > > -- > Alex Dybenko (MVP) > http://alexdyb.blogspot.com > http://www.PointLtd.com > > > "G. Vaught" <glvaught[ at ]hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:efCOT0pKGHA.744[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >> I'll try to make a long story short and I am usually good about solving >> my own issues, except this time. >> >> I have a client who currently is using an Access 97 database for his >> Courier Service. He is planning to upgrade and use 2003 once he can get >> all the issues worked out.However, before my computer crashed I had his >> system working on my computer. All was fine. >> >> Now here is the problem: I have Access 97 and Access 2003 installed, two >> separate directories. I installed 97 first, then Access 2003. Prior to >> crash I ran 97 and 2002. >> >> On one of the Access forms that communicates with the web database and >> transfers orders to/from the web is getting the "Object doesn't support >> this method". I realized I needed to register msinet.ocx again, which I >> pulled from my copy of VB6. I thought this would stop this message, as in >> the past (pre crash it worked), it did not this go round. >> >> Since the icon for the Transfer Control does not show a picture when in >> design view of the Access form, I figured something was amiss. I tried >> pulling a new version of the Active-X control to my form and now I get >> "The OLE Server isn't registered" To register reinstall the Ole Server, >> reinstall it. >> >> I am not sure what I need to reinstall. If I reinstall Access 97 again >> over Access 2003, would it not mess up the operation of Access 2003? Do I >> just need to uninstall Access 2003? >> >> I checked Microsoft Knowledge Base and other sites via Google, but >> nothing definitive could be pinpointed. So I decided to come to the other >> experts. >> >> Any insight will be greatly appreciated. >> >