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Access 2000, Citrix, WIndows 2000, PROBLE COM WITH OLE SERVER

We are running an Access 2000 application "Kitting" on a server running
Windows 2000 and Citrix server.

Earlier this week, we began receiving this error whenever anyone tried to
open this or any other Access application on the server:

"A problem occurred while Kitting was communicating with the OLE server or
ActivexControl.

Close the OLE server and restart it outside of Kitting. Then try the
original operation again."

That day, rebooting the server "fixed" the problem. Today, rebooting has
not worked.

Has anybody experienced and solved this problem??

Many thanks
Mike Thomas


Nov 12 '05 #1
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