Article ID: 197521
Article Last Modified on 10/11/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Access 2000 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q197521
Moderate: Requires basic macro, coding, and interoperability skills.
SYMPTOMS
When you use the Object Browser to search for help on a particular object,
if you select an object that has the prefix "Mso" (without the quotation
marks) in the
Classes box or the
Members Of box, and you then click the
? Help button in the Object Browser, you receive the following message:
If you then click
Help in the message box, you receive the following
additional message:
Not all errors have an associated help topic. This error has the
following causes and solutions:
You generated an error for which no Help exists.
Check the Readme file. Help for late-breaking errors is often
available through the Readme file.
CAUSE
Enumerated constants (ENUMS) do not have associated Help information.
RESOLUTION
In order to get more information on a particular ENUM, you need to be able
to get help on the property to which you want to apply the ENUM. For
example, you can find the ENUM
MsoAnimationType by following these steps:
- Open any Microsoft Access database.
- Create a new module.
- On the View menu, click Object Browser.
- In the Object Browser box, in the Project/Library box, select Office.
- In the Classes box, select Assistant.
- In the Members Of 'Assistant' box, click Animation.
- Click the ? Help button.
Note that a Microsoft Visual Basic Help window displays the
Animation property and the associated enumerated constants.
STATUS
This behavior is by design.
Additional query words: prb
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