Newsgroup: it.comp.appl.access
Titolo: problemuccio

Ciao a tutti,
da stamattina non riesco piu' a far funzionare la "creazione guidata" nè per
query, tabelle o maschere. Ho provato a disinstallare e reinstallare
office.... ma nada,  il problema rimane.
A qualcuno di voi è già capitato?
grazie
Roberta

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Ti riporto quello che dice Microsoft a riguardo. In particolare i cinque
metodi che si possono usare
per risolvere il problema in Access 97.
Per una ricerca personale puoi cercare "Access Can't Find the Wizard" nel
sito MSDN di Microsoft.
Ciao, Carlo
Method 1: Verify That the Wizards are Installed
  1.. Run the Setup program to verify that the Wizards component is
installed on your computer:
  For Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT version 4.0:
    1.. Click the Start button on the Taskbar, point to Settings, and then
click Control Panel.
    2.. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.
    3.. In the Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog box, select Microsoft
Office 97 Professional Edition or Microsoft Access 97, and then click
Add/Remove.
  For Microsoft Windows NT version 3.51:
    1.. Double-click the Microsoft Office 97 or Microsoft Access 97 program
group in Program Manager.
    2.. Double-click the Microsoft Office Setup or Microsoft Access Setup
icon.
  2.. In the Installation Maintenance dialog box, click Add/Remove.
  3.. Check to see that the correct wizard components are installed. For a
list of which wizards are installed in Setup, search the Help Index for
"wizards, installed in setup."
  If you are running Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition:
    1.. In the Microsoft Office 97 - Maintenance dialog box, select
Microsoft Access, and then click Change Option.
    2.. Verify that the Wizards or Advanced Wizards components are selected.
If they are not, click the Wizards or Advanced Wizards option, click OK, and
then click Continue. Follow instructions on the screen to complete the
installation. If the Wizard components are already selected, click the
Cancel button twice, and then click Reinstall.
  If you are running Microsoft Access 97 as a stand-alone program:
  In the Microsoft Access 97 - Maintenance dialog box, verify that the
Wizards or Advanced Wizards components are selected. If they are not, click
the Wizards or Advanced Wizards option, and then click Continue. Follow
instructions on the screen to complete the installation. If the Wizard
components are already selected, click the Cancel button, and then click
Reinstall.
  4.. Start Microsoft Access and try to run the wizard that produced the
error.
Method 2: Use Regsvr32.exe to Register the DAO Files
Regsvr32.exe is a program that you can use to register dynamic link library
(.dll) files or ActiveX controls in Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft
Windows NT.
If Regsvr32.exe is not already on your hard drive, please see the following
article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base for information about obtaining a
copy of the program:
Q161983 ACC: Regsv32a.exe Available in Download Center
Follow these steps to register the Data Access Objects (DAO) DLL on your
computer with Regsvr32.exe:
  1.. Quit Microsoft Access if it is running.
  2.. Verify that Regsvr32.exe is in your Windows System folder, for example
\Windows\System or \Winnt\System32.
  3.. In Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT version 4.0, click the
Start button on the Taskbar, and then click Run.
  In Microsoft Windows NT version 3.51, in Program Manager or File Manager,
click Run on the File menu.
  4.. In the Run dialog box, type the following command in the Open box (or
the Command Line box in Microsoft Windows NT version 3.51). Note that the
path to Dao350.dll may be different on your computer.
    Regsvr32.exe C:\progra~1\common~1\micros~1\dao\dao350.dll
  5.. Start Microsoft Access and try to run the wizard that produced the
error.
Method 3: Remove the DAO Folder and Reinstall
  1.. Remove Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition or Microsoft Access 97
from your computer, depending on which program you have installed:
  For Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT version 4.0:
    1.. Click the Start button on the Taskbar, point to Settings, and then
click Control Panel.
    2.. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.
    3.. In the Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog box, select Microsoft
Office 97 Professional Edition or Microsoft Access 97, and then click
Add/Remove.
    4.. In the Installation Maintenance dialog box, click Remove All.
Confirm that you want to remove the program.
  For Microsoft Windows NT version 3.51:
    1.. Double-click the Microsoft Office 97 or Microsoft Access 97 program
group in Program Manager.
    2.. Double-click the Microsoft Office Setup or Microsoft Access Setup
icon.
    3.. In the installation maintenance dialog box, click Remove All.
Confirm that you want to remove the program.
  2.. Remove the following folder and any files it contains from your hard
drive. The folder is in one of the following paths, depending on your
operating system and whether you installed the operating system as a
stand-alone version or an upgrade from an earlier version:
      \Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Dao
      -or-
      \Winnt\Msapps\Dao
  3.. Run Setup to reinstall Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition or
Microsoft Access 97. Do not choose a Compact installation.
  4.. Start Microsoft Access and try to run the wizard that produced the
error.
Method 4: Remove the Program, Delete Leftover Files, and Reinstall
  1.. Complete step 1 in Method 3 above to remove all of Microsoft Office 97
Professional Edition or Microsoft Access 97 from your hard drive.
  2.. Manually delete all Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition or
Microsoft Access 97 files left on your hard drive after Setup removes the
program.
  For a list of files to remove, please see the following articles in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  Q163997 ACC97: How to Completely Uninstall Microsoft Access 97
  Q158658 OFF97: How to Completely Remove Microsoft Office 97
    If you are removing Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition, remove the
files listed in both articles. If you are removing a stand-alone version of
Microsoft Access 97, remove the files listed in Q163997.
  3.. Start Microsoft Access and try to run the wizard that produced the
error.
Method 5: Use the Microsoft Office Upgrade Wizard
  1.. Complete step 1 in Method 3 above to remove all of Microsoft Office 97
Professional Edition or Microsoft Access 97 from your hard drive.
  2.. Start the Microsoft Office Upgrade Wizard by executing the following
file on your Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition or Microsoft Access 97
compact disc:
     \ValuPack\Offclean\Offcln97.exe
  3.. Click Next on the first screen of the Microsoft Office Upgrade Wizard.
  4.. On the second screen of the wizard, click "Completely remove all of my
old Microsoft Office applications," and then click Next.
  5.. Follow the instructions on your screen to completely remove all old
Microsoft Office files from your hard drive.
  6.. Run Setup to reinstall Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition or
Microsoft Access 97.
  7.. Start Microsoft Access and try to run the wizard that produced the
error.

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Ciao Roby, hai provato a cliccare sul pulsante recante la bacchetta magica??
In modalità struttura lo trovi vicino al pulsante con la freccia.
Fammi sapere, ciao e buon Natale
Antonio (ormus)

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