Some PCs can't find standard VBA libraries

[Anonymous]

I have written various VBA routines that all work fine on most computers but when I really need it to work some computers won't run the stuff. Certain computers error when they try and run the Mid() command saying the library isn't found. Is it the PC set-up, AutoCAD setup or something else.

This is causing me REAL problems

Jason

[Anonymous]

Although the Mid() function is a standard vb function, this occurs when your project has a reference to a to software that is not installed on the other machines. Double check all the items under Tools/References to make sure that all users have them. Ed

[Anonymous]

Also check the priority of the references. VBA
should be at the top.

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I
have written various VBA routines that all work fine on most computers but
when I really need it to work some computers won't run the stuff. Certain
computers error when they try and run the Mid() command saying the library
isn't found. Is it the PC set-up, AutoCAD setup or something else.

This is causing me REAL problems

Jason

[Anonymous]

Thanks Ed!
That did the trick

Kesta