PRB: Invalid OLE Verbs Listed in CONSTANT.TXT File

Article ID: Q121046
Creation Date: 25-SEP-1994
Revision Date: 19-SEP-1996

The information in this article applies to:

Microsoft Access version 2.0

SYMPTOMS

There are two invalid OLE verbs listed in the CONSTANT.TXT file and the Microsoft Access Help system. These verbs are:

   VERB_INPLACEUIACTIVATE (-4)

   VERB_INPLACEACTIVATE  (-5)

Microsoft Access can only use values from 0 to -3.

You cannot use these verbs to in-place activate OLE objects. For information about how to in-place activate OLE objects, see the "References" section later in this article.

RESOLUTION

Disregard references to the VERB_INPLACEUIACTIVATE and VERB_INPLACEACTIVATE constants in the CONSTANT.TXT file and the Microsoft Access Help system.

REFERENCES

For information about in-place activation of OLE objects, search for "in- place activation" then "AutoActivate Property" using the Microsoft Access Help menu.

For more information about OLE verbs, search for "Verb" then "Verb Property" using the Microsoft Access Help menu.

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