Thank you Laurie,
I tried that and had no luck.... but I did figure out that if I create the
dvb.file in Windows 7 then it would cause the hidden module error on
everyone using windows XP.
Solution was: To Create the dvb.files in windows xp , because windows 7 can
access the modules from windows xp, but windows xp users cannot access
modules created in Windows 7. Which kind of makes sense....
"Laurie Comerford" wrote in message
news:6378769@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Hi Rick,
>
> This error message normally arises due to an AutoCAD or other referenced
> DLL not being available or for the wrong version of AutoCAD or one of
> its verticals. The "hidden module" purely means that you have password
> protected the file.
>
> Open the file in the VBAIDE and check the references. You will probably
> see a "Missing" reference.
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> Laurie Comerford
>
>
> Rick Holguin wrote:
>> we have recently upgraded to windows 7, and we still have several users
>> using windows xp. I created a autocad vba dvb file that works fine in
>> windows 7 but now will not work in Windows xp anymore... the error we are
>> getting says Compile error hidden Module.
>> I am thinking that windows xp stations cannot see elements for windows 7
>> in
>> the vba function. or maybe I am missing something when I had saved as?
>> any one?
