I created a simple form that includes a hyperlink field which when
clicked, launches any given pdf file saved in a multi-user network.
The problem is: It ONLY seems to work well when launched from a
workstation operating under Win2k. When launched from a workstation
operating under XP, files open succesfully only once then fail to open
the next time the database is reopened. The database then simply
shuts down asking if the error should be reported to Microsoft???
This database feature appeared to be working okay for a while
regardless of what operating system was used, but then took this
unexpected turn. I don't know what could have caused this?
Compact and Repair has failed to correct the problem. The only piece
of code running behind this hyperlink field is:
Private Sub LinkDoc_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_LinkDoc_Cli ck
Application.Fol lowHyperlink LinkDoc, , False, True
Exit_LinkDoc_Cl ick:
Exit Sub
Err_LinkDoc_Cli ck:
'MsgBox Err.DESCRIPTION
Resume Exit_LinkDoc_Cl ick
End Sub
Does anyone have any ideas as to where the problem may lie??
Thanks for your help!
Ruben
clicked, launches any given pdf file saved in a multi-user network.
The problem is: It ONLY seems to work well when launched from a
workstation operating under Win2k. When launched from a workstation
operating under XP, files open succesfully only once then fail to open
the next time the database is reopened. The database then simply
shuts down asking if the error should be reported to Microsoft???
This database feature appeared to be working okay for a while
regardless of what operating system was used, but then took this
unexpected turn. I don't know what could have caused this?
Compact and Repair has failed to correct the problem. The only piece
of code running behind this hyperlink field is:
Private Sub LinkDoc_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_LinkDoc_Cli ck
Application.Fol lowHyperlink LinkDoc, , False, True
Exit_LinkDoc_Cl ick:
Exit Sub
Err_LinkDoc_Cli ck:
'MsgBox Err.DESCRIPTION
Resume Exit_LinkDoc_Cl ick
End Sub
Does anyone have any ideas as to where the problem may lie??
Thanks for your help!
Ruben
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