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msaccess error

Hi,

A user on windows 2000 has encountered an error whilst accessing a
msaccess 97 database 'the instruction at xxxxx referenced memory at
xxxxx. the memory could not be written.
The 4 people that use this database all have the same build machine as
the problem machine and 3 can access the data fine.
I have tried converting the database to access 2000 to no avail, i have

rebuilt another machine with different hdd, memory etc and the problem
still occurs.
Any help is greatly recieved.
Kind Regards
Daviesj4

Jan 9 '07 #1
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