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There's a database that will pull up a record and display it in a form. On
the form there is a print button - the user clicks it and it sends the form
to print. The database is on a network. 5 different people have shortcuts
that point to the server and can do this with no problem. A new person comes
in and she can access it and update it - but when she goes to print this
error message comes up:
Microsoft Office can't find the fields 'Forms' referred to in your expression
As far as I can tell the database isn't split? But the switchboard does
come up when it opens.
The helpdesk just went and upgraded her Office with all the patches. Still
there's the problem. Me I sign in at her desk and have the same problem. I
sign in at my desk and it's fine. We are both running Access 2003 SP2 -
should I check the version of XP?
I didn't create the database I do mostly asp stuff so this is a little out
of my scope. So simple instructions are appreciated.
Jess
the form there is a print button - the user clicks it and it sends the form
to print. The database is on a network. 5 different people have shortcuts
that point to the server and can do this with no problem. A new person comes
in and she can access it and update it - but when she goes to print this
error message comes up:
Microsoft Office can't find the fields 'Forms' referred to in your expression
As far as I can tell the database isn't split? But the switchboard does
come up when it opens.
The helpdesk just went and upgraded her Office with all the patches. Still
there's the problem. Me I sign in at her desk and have the same problem. I
sign in at my desk and it's fine. We are both running Access 2003 SP2 -
should I check the version of XP?
I didn't create the database I do mostly asp stuff so this is a little out
of my scope. So simple instructions are appreciated.
Jess