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Mark Hammer
I am getting Error Number 5: Invalid Procedure Call or Argument upon
executing the shell command.
Strangely, this happens only on a Vista Ultimte 64-bit computer. The exact
same command in the same procedure/program works without error when run
under either Windows XP or Vista 32-bit.
Also, the very same command line which fails on the 64-bit Vista machine
works fine when run from a shortcut on the desktop of the same 64-bit Vista
machine.
I have set MSAccess.exe to Run As Administrator, and have tried turning User
Account Control off, with no luck.
The command line I am trying to execute is this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Sagekey Software\StartAccess_2002.exe"
/runtime "C:\Program Files\RetreatTracker\RetreatTracker.mde"
Both the .exe and the .mde files exist at the paths shown.
My VBA command which gets the error looks like this:
Shell cmdLine, vbMaximizedFocus
Got me stumped. Ideas appreciated!
--Mark Hammer
Lake Oswego, Oregon, U.S.
executing the shell command.
Strangely, this happens only on a Vista Ultimte 64-bit computer. The exact
same command in the same procedure/program works without error when run
under either Windows XP or Vista 32-bit.
Also, the very same command line which fails on the 64-bit Vista machine
works fine when run from a shortcut on the desktop of the same 64-bit Vista
machine.
I have set MSAccess.exe to Run As Administrator, and have tried turning User
Account Control off, with no luck.
The command line I am trying to execute is this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Sagekey Software\StartAccess_2002.exe"
/runtime "C:\Program Files\RetreatTracker\RetreatTracker.mde"
Both the .exe and the .mde files exist at the paths shown.
My VBA command which gets the error looks like this:
Shell cmdLine, vbMaximizedFocus
Got me stumped. Ideas appreciated!
--Mark Hammer
Lake Oswego, Oregon, U.S.