You'll need to go to Tools:References and select the Microsoft Office Web Components 11.0 library - then it will show up in your control toolbox. I think I've solved this problem, by the way. Hello - I support several Access 2002 databases. Yesterday, when opening one of them, I received the following error message: Your Microsoft Access database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file 'OWC10.DLL' version 1.1. Upon opening the Available References (Under Tools, References), I found that the reference for this file was checked, but the description read: 'Missing: Microsoft Office XP Web Components'. The properties box showed the correct path location for the file (C:/Program Files/Common Files/Microsoft Shared/Web Components/10/OWC10.DLL) but apparently couldn't access it. I checked some of my other databases and they were correctly referencing the file without errors. The main problem that I notice in the problem database is that the default date function 'Date()' is not working correctly in any of the forms. Any suggestions on how to correct the missing reference? I'm hoping this will fix the date functionality as well. NOTE the exact name of the missing item. Close the dialog Compile your code. If you get no errors then you don't need the missing library for this application. If you do get errors, then open Tools, references. Find the item you unchecked and recheck it. Close the dialog. Mary wrote: > > Hello - > I support several Access 2002 databases. Yesterday, when opening one of > them, I received the following error message: Your Microsoft Access database > or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file 'OWC10.DLL' > version 1.1. > Upon opening the Available References (Under Tools, References), I found > that the reference for this file was checked, but the description read: > 'Missing: Microsoft Office XP Web Components'. The properties box showed > the correct path location for the file (C:/Program Files/Common > Files/Microsoft Shared/Web Components/10/OWC10.DLL) but apparently couldn't > access it. I checked some of my other databases and they were correctly > referencing the file without errors. > > The main problem that I notice in the problem database is that the default > date function 'Date()' is not working correctly in any of the forms. Any > suggestions on how to correct the missing reference? I'm hoping this will > fix the date functionality as well.
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