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ErrorCode ErrorString

• The Menu Bar or Shortcut Menu Bar option in the Startup dialog

box.

This error also occurs if Microsoft Access attempts to run a menu bar

macro containing an AddMenu action that follows an action that makes

some other object the active object. For example, the OpenForm action.

2068 The selected item is customized and doesn’t have context-sensitive

Help. For more information on creating custom Help for a form, report,

or control, click Help.

2069 The key or key combination |1 in |2 has invalid syntax or is not

allowed. Use the SendKeys syntax to specify the key or key combina-

tions. For the allowed key or key combinations, click Help.

2070 You already assigned the key or key combination |1 in |2 to another

macro. Only the first key or key combination will be used.

2071 The Docking property can’t be set to ‘|1’ at this time. If you want to set

the Docking property to ‘|2’, move the toolbar from its current position

and try again.

2072 Successfully imported ‘|’.

2073 Successfully exported ‘|’.

2074 This operation is not supported within transactions.

2075 This operation requires an open database.

2076 Successfully linked ‘|’.

2077 This Recordset is not updateable.

2078 Help isn’t available due to lack of memory or improper installation of

Microsoft Windows or Microsoft Access. For more information on

troubleshooting a low memory problem, search the Microsoft Windows

Help index for ‘memory, troubleshooting’. If you need to reinstall

Microsoft Access, you may want to preserve your security or custom

settings. To do so, back up the Microsoft Access workgroup informa-

tion file. For more information on backing up files, search the

Microsoft Windows Help index for ‘backing up files’.

2079 Form is read-only, because the Unique Table property is not set.

2080 The toolbar or menu | already exists. Do you want to replace the exist-

ing toolbar or menu?

2081 The Create From Macro command only works when a macro is

selected in the Database window.

2082 Only fields from the Unique Table can be edited.

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