Datasheet

ErrorCode ErrorString
10608 To create a relationship, use the mouse to drag a field from one table to
another.
10700 This document was previously formatted for the printer |1 on |2, but
that printer isn’t available. Do you want to use the default printer |3 on
|4?
10701 This document was previously formatted for the printer ‘|1 on |2’, but
that printer isn’t available. The page settings shown in the Print Setup
dialog box are for the current default printer ‘|3 on |4’. Do you want to
continue?
10750 You must save the macro before you run it. Do you want to save the
macro now?
• To save the macro and then run it, click Yes.
• To return to the Macro window for this macro or to the window you
executed the Run Macro command from, click No.
10751 Some of the macro actions you are trying to save cannot be performed
in Access 97. These actions will be permanently deleted from the
macro in the Access 97 version of your database.
10800 Microsoft Access finished adding the index ‘|.’ Add another index from
the Select Index Files dialog box, or click Close.
10801 The Microsoft Access index information (.inf) file for ‘|’ already exists.
Do you want to replace the existing Microsoft Access .inf file for the
dBASE or Microsoft FoxPro file you’re linking?
• To create a new .inf file, click Yes.
• To use the existing file, click No.
If the .inf file contains invalid or outdated information, you must click
Yes to create a new .inf file before you can link the table.
10803 The database object ‘|’ already exists. Do you want to replace the exist-
ing database object with the one you are exporting? If you want to
export this object without replacing the existing database object, click
No. You can then export the object again and rename it in the Export
dialog box.
10804 Not all of the import specifications could be imported due to name
conflicts. Conflicts existed in | of the specifications. Rename the con-
flicting import specifications, and try the import operation again.
10805 Invalid CDF file name
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