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Macro Error
Could be a linking issue. I get the same on one of my databases, if it is moved to another computer where the back end needs to be relinked. If this is a split database, try canceling out of the macro error and relinking. To prevent the error in future, after moving the database, open it by Shift-clicking in the Explorer pane, to avoid running the macro, and do the relinking.
Is your Access database split in FrontEnd or BackEnd?
If so, what about the user Access to the BackEnd on network?
HTH,
Daniel
If so, what about the user Access to the BackEnd on network?
HTH,
Daniel
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If you are using an AutoExec macro, you might be able to move to VBA code run from the Load event of a main menu. As boag said, VBA is a lot better at handling errors.
Are you both usng the same version of Windows?
Are you both using 32 bit or 64 bit Windows?