Unable to Determine what causes VBA to fail when attempting to load a Form

[j7linz438475]

Here is a full video explanation of the problem:

It begins by throwing up the Autocad Help.

Then Shows a message that says "Could not load an object because it is not available on this machine"

Then I get a message like this
:

[BlackBox]

Can we assume that you've installed VBA (separate download & install for newer versions)?

Have you tried stepping through your code in VBAIDE (aka debugging)?

[Ed Jobe]

It has to do with the controls on your form. Usually, its due to the fact that whoever designed the form used a custom control that is only installed on his pc. Programs can install their own vb controls and you can browse for them to use in your vba, but if you share your dvb with someone, they will have to have the same progam installed whose resources you referenced. Some install Microsoft vb controls. These are not the same as those that install with vba and are not redistributable. To check if this is the case, start a new vba project and check what libraries are referenced by default. If this problem dvb has some extras, then one of those libraries are probably the ones at fault. You'll have to redesign your form to use a control that everybody has access to.