Rush
Fri Sep 28 18:42:10 PDT 2007
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I don't think so - screen files don't have index (.cdx) files. Did you
mean a corrupt memo file - the .sct one?
- Rush
MikeA wrote:
> If you are running the app on a network, the error all too often is also
> indicative of a hardware problem such as a bad network cable/connector,
> problems with the file server, etc. but it could also be due to a currupted
> cdx file.
>
> Mike
>
> "Dan Freeman" <spam@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> It means there's something wrong with the file. <gd&r>
>>
>> MAKE A COPY OF THE FILE(S) BEFORE DOING ANYTHING.
>>
>> USE the scx file as a dbf and browse to the record it's objecting about.
>> Have a look around and see if you can spot what's wrong. Lacking any other
>> clue, delete the record, close the file, and COMPILE FORM.
>>
>> This kind of error can range from a relocated VCX to a missing ActiveX
>> control. There's no telling what your form is expecting to be there that
>> isn't there.
>>
>> Dan
>>
>> Andrew McGurk wrote:
>>
>>> Can anyone help me fix this error? The Help file is not too helpful.
>>>
>>> "Error loading file - record number 22. Text1 <or one of its members>.
>>> Methods: E:\.....InvNotification.sct is not an object file."
>>>
>>> TIA
>>>
>>> Andrew McGurk
>>>
>>
>
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I don't think so - screen files don't have index (.cdx) files. Did you
mean a corrupt memo file - the .sct one?<br>
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- Rush<br>
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MikeA wrote:
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<pre wrap="">If you are running the app on a network, the error all too often is also
indicative of a hardware problem such as a bad network cable/connector,
problems with the file server, etc. but it could also be due to a currupted
cdx file.
Mike
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<pre wrap="">It means there's something wrong with the file. <gd&r>
MAKE A COPY OF THE FILE(S) BEFORE DOING ANYTHING.
USE the scx file as a dbf and browse to the record it's objecting about.
Have a look around and see if you can spot what's wrong. Lacking any other
clue, delete the record, close the file, and COMPILE FORM.
This kind of error can range from a relocated VCX to a missing ActiveX
control. There's no telling what your form is expecting to be there that
isn't there.
Dan
Andrew McGurk wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Can anyone help me fix this error? The Help file is not too helpful.
"Error loading file - record number 22. Text1 <or one of its members>.
Methods: E:\.....InvNotification.sct is not an object file."
TIA
Andrew McGurk
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