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2707 - Microsoft Access
can't open the file containing the OLE object. You may have
specified an invalid file name or an invalid unit of data (such
as a range of cells from a worksheet) within the file for the
OLE object.* The file you specified may not be available because
it's locked by another user or you don't have permission to use
it. Try one of the following:* Make sure the file is available
and that you used the correct file name.* Check the OLE server's
documentation for information about the syntax to use when
specifying an OLE object's data.
2711 - The file name
argument in the GetObject function of the Visual Basic procedure
you ran is invalid. You may not have entered, or may have
misspelled, the file name.* The unit of data (such as a range of
cells from a worksheet) may not be valid. Try one of the
following:* Make sure the file is installed on your computer and
that you used the correct file name.* Check the OLE server's
documentation for information about the syntax to use when
specifying an OLE object's data.
2713 - A problem occurred
when Microsoft Access tried to access the ... object. You may
have specified an invalid file name or an invalid unit of data (such
as a range of cells from a worksheet) within the file for the
OLE object.* The file you specified may not be available because
it's locked by another user or you don't have permission to use
it. Try one of the following:* Make sure that the file is
installed on your computer and that you used the correct file
name.* Check the OLE server's documentation for information
about the syntax to use when specifying an OLE object's data.
2714 - The ... object
doesn't support verbs that can be performed on an OLE object,
such as play or edit. Check the OLE server's documentation for
information on the verbs the OLE object supports, or use the
ObjectVerbs property or the ObjectVerbsCount property to find
the verbs supported by an OLE object.
2715 - The index for the
Action or the Verb property for the ... object is invalid. The
setting you entered may be a negative number or may be too large.
2717 - The ... object has no
displayable information.You tried to perform an operation on a
bound or unbound object frame containing an OLE object, but the
OLE object is empty. Use the Object command on the Insert menu
to create an OLE object or to embed or link an OLE object from a
file that isn't empty.
2719 - A problem occurred
while accessing the ... object. The OLE server may not be
available because it's on a network server and you lost the
connection. Try re-establishing the connection.* The OLE object
may be stored in a linked file, but the file isn't available.
Activate the OLE server outside of Microsoft Access, and then
open the file containing the OLE object to verify that it still
exists and can be accessed.
2723 - The ... object
doesn't support the attempted operation. The OLE object was
changed to a picture, or the link to the object was broken.If
you want to perform the operation, delete the OLE object, and
then embed or link it again.
2724 - One or more
dynamic-link libraries required for using OLE objects is an
incorrect version. Run Setup to reinstall Microsoft Access. If
you want to preserve your security or custom settings, back up
the Microsoft Access workgroup information file.For information
on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for
'backing up files'.
2725 - The OLE server isn't
registered. To register the OLE server, reinstall it.
2726 - Microsoft Access
can't perform the OLE operation because it was unable to read
the Windows Registry where the OLE server is registered.
Reinstall the OLE server, and then try the operation again. If
problems continue, reinstall Microsoft Windows and the other
applications on your computer. If you reinstall Microsoft Access,
you may want to back up your Microsoft Access workgroup
information file first to preserve any custom settings. For
information on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows
Help index for 'backing up files'. For information on the
Windows Registry, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'registry'.
2727 - Microsoft Access
can't perform the OLE operation because it was unable to write
to the Windows Registry where the OLE server is registered.
Reinstall the OLE server, and then try the operation again. If
problems continue, reinstall Microsoft Windows and the other
applications on your computer.If you reinstall Microsoft Access,
you may want to back up your Microsoft Access workgroup
information file first to preserve any custom settings. For
information on backing up files, search the Microsoft Windows
Help index for 'backing up files'.For information on the Windows
Registry, search the Microsoft Windows Help index for 'registry'.
2729 - The OLE object you
tried to edit is busy. Try again later.
2730 - There was a problem
communicating with the OLE server. Try again later. If you still
can't access the object, try one or more of the following:* Free
up system memory. For information on freeing memory, search the
Microsoft Windows Help index for 'memory, troubleshooting'.*
Reinstall the OLE server to make sure it's registered.* Check
the OLE server's documentation for information about the syntax
to use when specifying an OLE object's data.
2731 - An error occurred
while accessing the OLE server. The OLE server may not be
registered. To register the OLE server, reinstall it.
2732 - Microsoft Access
can't read the | object. Communication between Microsoft Access
and the OLE server was interrupted. Make sure your computer is
connected to the network server on which the OLE server is
located.
2733 - The OLE object you
tried to edit can't be accessed.You don't have permission to
change the object, or another user opened and locked the object.
2734 - You can't save the
... object now. The OLE server is running an operation, or
another user opened and locked the object. Try to save the
object again later.
2735 - This disk is
write-protected. You can't save the ... object to it.
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