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SYMPTOMSIn Microsoft Excel, when you insert a Visual Basic module sheet into a workbook, or when you open a workbook that contains a Visual Basic module, you receive the following error message:
CAUSE
You receive this error message if the Standard OLE Types file [Standard OLE
Types (PowerMac) file on the Apple Power Macintosh] is missing or damaged.
This file should be located in the Type Libraries folder, which is located
in the Extensions folder of the System Folder.
WORKAROUNDSTo resolve this problem, use the following methods.Method 1If the Type Libraries folder was not copied to the Extensions folder (this problem typically occurs if you run an administrative installation of Microsoft Excel), copy the Type Libraries folder from the server to your local Extensions folder.Method 2If the Standard OLE Types file or the Standard OLE Types (PowerMac) file is located in another location on your hard disk, move the file to the Type Libraries folder.Method 3Run the Microsoft Excel Setup program again, and choose the Reinstall button so that the Setup program installs the Standard OLE Types file or the Standard OLE Types (PowerMac) file to the correct location.Method 4If Virtual Memory is not turned on, turn it on (use the Memory control panel to do this) and restart your computer. If Virtual Memory is already turned on, increase the available amount and restart your computer.Method 5If, after trying Method 2 and Method 3, you continue to receive the "File not found" error message, do the following:
Additional query words: 5.00a
Keywords : kberrmsg kbprg xlmac |
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