Error in NTDLL.DLL

[Scott Benoot]

I have a database that was designed in Access 2002. I am having a problem
opening and designing one form in the database. If I try to open or design
it in Access 2002 or 2003 on multiple XP machines, I get an error in
NTDLL.DLL and the program shuts down. Now, I can open it in Access 2007 on a
Vista machine just fine. Does anyone have a clue as to how I can fix this so
that my XP workstations can open this form?

Thanks for any help!

Scott

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

I have a database that was designed in Access 2002. I am having a problem
opening and designing one form in the database. If I try to open or design
it in Access 2002 or 2003 on multiple XP machines, I get an error in
NTDLL.DLL and the program shuts down. Now, I can open it in Access 2007 on a
Vista machine just fine. Does anyone have a clue as to how I can fix this so
that my XP workstations can open this form?

So only the one form is having the problem?

Corrupt Objects within a Corrupt Microsoft Access MDB
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruption/corruptobjects.htm

The little documented SaveAsText and LoadFromText may help if an object is corrupted
or otherwise behaving weirdly.
At the debug/immediate window type:
Application.SaveAsText acForm,"MyForm","c:\form.txt
You can load the file into a new MDB.
Application.LoadFromText acForm,"MyForm","c:\from.txt"

Tony
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[Scott Benoot]

Tony,

That worked like a charm. I saved that form as text, deleted the form out
of the database, compacted it, and then imported it back in. You saved me
from a few users harassing me this afternoon!

Thanks again!

Scott

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

That worked like a charm. I saved that form as text, deleted the form out
of the database, compacted it, and then imported it back in. You saved me
from a few users harassing me this afternoon!

You're welcome. That is a wierd one all right.

Tony
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