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From08/07/1997 22:42:56
Brian Shirk #013325
Winfield, Pennsylvania, United States
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In an experiment with Active X controls, I incorporated the Calendar Control into a form, feeding a date to it during the form init.

After installing Access 97, when I attempted to run thr form again, I found that the Calendar Control had been updated with a newer version in the \windows\system directory, and my form would not work. I kept getting an OLE error 0x80020005 Type mismatch.

I was able to go back and change the control back to the original control after figuring out what happend, but is there a way to store the controls with my project so that it does not happen again?