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Kathryn Birstein
We are getting a Visual Basic error on the Picture
property of an Image control in Access 2002 SP3 on
Windows XP Professional SP1. The annoying thing is that
its happening on only 3 machines while its NOT happening
on several other machines with the exact same version of
XP and Access 2002. All machines have the same VBA
references checked.
The "Picture" in question is a small 136 KB TIF file on a
network drive. The error message is "Microsoft Visual
Basic RunTime Error 2114. Database name doesn't support
the format of the file filename.tif or it is too large.
Try converting the file to BMP or GIF format."
I cannot find any information about this particular Error
Code in msdn.microsoft.com or support.microsoft.com or in
Google. Could perhaps a malicious script be generating
this error code? There is also an annoying problem on
these 3 machines where sometimes (not always!) one has to
click command buttons twice instead of once to make them
run.
Any information anyone could provide would be very much
appreciated. This is costing us a great deal of time and
frustration.
property of an Image control in Access 2002 SP3 on
Windows XP Professional SP1. The annoying thing is that
its happening on only 3 machines while its NOT happening
on several other machines with the exact same version of
XP and Access 2002. All machines have the same VBA
references checked.
The "Picture" in question is a small 136 KB TIF file on a
network drive. The error message is "Microsoft Visual
Basic RunTime Error 2114. Database name doesn't support
the format of the file filename.tif or it is too large.
Try converting the file to BMP or GIF format."
I cannot find any information about this particular Error
Code in msdn.microsoft.com or support.microsoft.com or in
Google. Could perhaps a malicious script be generating
this error code? There is also an annoying problem on
these 3 machines where sometimes (not always!) one has to
click command buttons twice instead of once to make them
run.
Any information anyone could provide would be very much
appreciated. This is costing us a great deal of time and
frustration.