ACC: Error Message "Method or Data Member Not Found"

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Start Microsoft Access and create a new database called Class.MDB.
2. Open a new blank form in Design view.
3. Click Code on the View menu to view the form's module.
4. Create the following function:

          Option Compare Database
          Option Explicit
   
          Public Function ClassModuleTest()
             MsgBox "Hello"
          End Function
   					

5. Save and close the form as ClassForm.
6. Close the database.
7. Open the sample database Northwind.mdb.
8. Open a new global module in Design view.
9. On the Tools menu, click References.
10. In the References dialog box, click the Browse button to browse for a new reference.
11. In the Add References dialog box, under Files OF Type, select Databases.
12. Select the Class.MDB database, and click OK to add it as a reference.
13. Click OK to close the References dialog box.
14. On the View menu, click Debug Window to open the Debug Window.
15. Type the following line in the Debug window, and then press ENTER.
    
    In Microsoft Access 97:

    ? [Class].Form_ClassForm.ClassModuleTest()

    In Microsoft Access 7.0:

    ? [Class.MDB].Form_ClassForm.ClassModuleTest()

    Note that the procedure runs and the "Hello" message box is displayed.
16. Create the following function:
    
    In Microsoft Access 97:

           Public Function RunClassProc()
           Dim x
           x = [Class].Form_ClassForm.ClassModuleTest()
           End Function
    						

    In Microsoft Access 7.0:

           Public Function RunClassProc()
           Dim x
           x = [Class.MDB].Form_ClassForm.ClassModuleTest()
           End Function
    					

17. Try to compile the procedure by clicking Compile Loaded Modules on the Run menu. Note that you receive the following error message:
    Method or Data Member not Found.