Datasheet

ErrorCode ErrorString

2777 The class argument in the CreateObject function of the Visual Basic

procedure you’re trying to run is invalid. Try one of the following:

• Make sure the file is installed on your computer and that you used the

correct file name.

• Check the OLE server’s documentation for information about the syn-

tax to use when specifying an OLE object’s data.

2778 Microsoft Access tried to create an OLE link, but there was no source

document for this object.

2782 You must specify a property or method for the object. You tried to run

a Visual Basic procedure that references and sets a property or method

for the object. Enter a property or method for the object.

2783 You entered an invalid setting for the Action property. Use one of the

Microsoft Access intrinsic constants for the Action property. For a list

of valid settings you can use with the Action property, click Help.

2784 The path you entered for the SourceDoc property setting for a linked

OLE object is too long. Move the file to a location with a shorter path.

2785 The OLE server wasn’t able to open the object.

• The OLE server may not be installed.

• You may have specified an invalid setting for the SourceDoc or

SourceItem property in a property sheet, a macro, or a Visual Basic

procedure. To see the valid settings for either of these properties,

search the Help index for the property topic.

2786 The OLE server doesn’t support linking. You tried to run a Visual Basic

procedure using the Action property. However, you provided insuffi-

cient information to establish a link.

2788 The | object isn’t a linked object. The property you tried to set in Visual

Basic applies only to linked objects.

2790 You can’t embed an OLE object into a bound or unbound object frame

if the OLETypeAllowed property for the bound or unbound object

frame is set to Linked. Insert a linked object, or set the

OLETypeAllowed property to Embedded or Either, and then embed the

object.

2791 Microsoft Access can’t link the OLE object or the bound or unbound

object frame. The OLETypeAllowed property for the bound or

unbound object frame is set to Embedded. Embed the object, or set the

OLETypeAllowed property to Linked or Either, and then link the

object.

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