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I just installed a trial version of Office 2010. I am using Access and I receive an error message "Missing BtWizard.dll 1.0 type library". Is there a fix/download for this problem?
Thanks!
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BTWizard.dll is a BlueTooth DLL, it is not part of Microsoft Access (or Microsoft Office). What BlueTooth software do you have?
References (I'm not sure where it is on the Ribbon in A2010, you may need to search for Help on "References").
The Visual Basic Editor still has the old menu/toolbar interface in Office 2010, so References is in the Tools menu.
Try opening the VBA editor in this database, and selecting References (I'm not sure where it is on the Ribbon in A2010, you may need to search for Help on "References"). Find the line with BTWizard and uncheck it, then compile the database and see if this either fixed the problem, or at least identifies where in the code the .dll is being called.
Do you get this error with all databases or just a specific one?
I understand however, when I debug my code that is what VBA identifies as the missing dll. My PC does not have Blue Tooth software loaded.