From: Mike '/m' 

> I didn't record in detail each keystroke I did, so I don't know what
> made things start to work again.

Understandable.  But can you just be a teensy bit more specific than,
"after fiddling with things"?

 /m




On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 00:34:36 -0400, Mike N.  wrote:

>I just discovered that something in the last security patch has disturbed
>VBA operation in Office 2003.   I patched on 12 April.   The next time I
>used some VBA macros in Excel and Access, I got the weirdest errors: things
>like the MID() function says that the VBA library wasn't registered.   I
>fiddled with it for a while, and suddenly it started to work.   In Access,
>it couldn't find macros or VBA code.   Once again, after fiddling with
>things it started to work.
>
>   I didn't record in detail each keystroke I did, so I don't know what
>made things start to work again.  No other application was installed since
>I last used the VBA macros.
>
>   This is the Genuine Advantage.    XP SP2.

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