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sal21
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new for me

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Wath is this"

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in other case after click "OK" all work fine.
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Re: new for me

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In Windows Explorer / File Explorer, right-click the file Calendar.frm.
Open it with Notepad.
You'll see a line like

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Begin VB.Form CALENDAR
and a line like

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Attribute VB_Name = "Calendar"
Edit the file so that Calendar is spelled exactly the same (including upper case/lower case) in both lines.
Save the file.

Does that solve the problem?
Best wishes,
Hans

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Re: new for me

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HansV wrote:
14 Jun 2020, 18:39
In Windows Explorer / File Explorer, right-click the file Calendar.frm.
Open it with Notepad.
You'll see a line like

Code: Select all

Begin VB.Form CALENDAR
and a line like

Code: Select all

Attribute VB_Name = "Calendar"
Edit the file so that Calendar is spelled exactly the same (including upper case/lower case) in both lines.
Save the file.

Does that solve the problem?
TKS FOR THE TIP!
Resolved.