Welcome to VBForums Thread moved to 'Database Development' forum (the 'VB6' forum is only meant for questions which don't fit in more specific forums) DAO is also seriously out of date. We have been told by Microsoft for over 11 years (since VB6 was released) to not use it, and for several years it has been (which is much worse than 'unsupported'). It is not supported on 64 bit versions of Windows, but you might be able to find a way to make it work. One potential way (which will be expensive) is to install MS Access, but I'm not sure if that will work.

As you do not have the source code for the program, you cannot change it to use ADO (as it should have been before), so if you can't get DAO to work you will need to re-write the application. You cannot install any MDAC release into Vista or Windows 7 (whether 32-bit or 64-bit). MDAC has been replaced by DAC, and these are protected system components you cannot overwrite with old MDAC versions. If you really want to continue using DAO instead of rewriting for ADO you might consider using DAO 3.6 instead.

This would probably involve the fewest program changes though you might be forced to use Jet 4.0 instead of Jet 3.5 with it. As far as I can determine Jet 4.0 can still work with an old 'Access 97' MDB file - at least it can from ADO. Your application installer will need to deploy DAO 3.6 since it is not part of DAC 6.x (Vista and later). Note that DAO36.DLL needs to be deployed to a folder named. It looks like a file I received from ATI tools set during their All In Wonder heyday years back called 'DAO.EXE' installed the necessary files to create the C: Program Files Common Files Microsoft Shared DAO directory and that seems to have made this old application work. I did not think it had worked since running that executable gave an error 'Error 1911.Could not register type library for file C: Program Files Common Files Microsoft Shared DAO Dao360.dll.' Adobe Photoshop 7 Filters Plugins Free Download.

Perhaps the old application simply looks explicitly for that pathname. I could not find the DAO download on the Microsoft web site. • → *new* Get practical advice and learn best practices for moving your applications from RDBMS to the Couchbase Engagement Database. Manual Moulinex Ovatio 3 Manual there.

3.5 (See all). Review Comments Questions & Answers Update program info. No specific info about version 3.5. Please visit the main page of Microsoft Data Access Objects (DAO) on Software Informer. Share your experience: Write a review about this program. Although we are only using DAO, not full blown access, this seems to be the answer. When I looked a bit more into it, the server that the code is running on fine is Windows.

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