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I inherited a database (access 97 on XP pro SP2) the file is on a domain
network drive and is accessed by several people.
--hope that's enough background--
Here's the situation, for the navigation the creator used rad buttons
which initiates the execution of one or more macros. Sometimes the
macros are calling other macros but eventually they open a form. It
blows to change or debug, but it usually works. Somewhere around 5% of
the time it doesn't work and results in flashing Access screen. It
appears to be a loop because right clicking the program in the task bar
results in a flashing context menu from which you cannot close the
program. So I CTRL-ALT-DEL and exit that way. I can't tell if this is
macro related or if the error is taking place during the loading of the
form. On what should be the form; there is a gradient and no controls
are visible.
At first I was wary of a bad access 97 installation, but I know it
happens on at least two other PC's and at least one other database (also
crammed full of macros).
Has anyone encountered anything similar? Or, does anyone have any
trouble shooting ideas?
network drive and is accessed by several people.
--hope that's enough background--
Here's the situation, for the navigation the creator used rad buttons
which initiates the execution of one or more macros. Sometimes the
macros are calling other macros but eventually they open a form. It
blows to change or debug, but it usually works. Somewhere around 5% of
the time it doesn't work and results in flashing Access screen. It
appears to be a loop because right clicking the program in the task bar
results in a flashing context menu from which you cannot close the
program. So I CTRL-ALT-DEL and exit that way. I can't tell if this is
macro related or if the error is taking place during the loading of the
form. On what should be the form; there is a gradient and no controls
are visible.
At first I was wary of a bad access 97 installation, but I know it
happens on at least two other PC's and at least one other database (also
crammed full of macros).
Has anyone encountered anything similar? Or, does anyone have any
trouble shooting ideas?