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what version of office are you using?<br />
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have you tried to repair the access program?
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what version of office are you using?

have you tried to repair the access program?

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Office 2002. It is occurring on several access programs, and does not occur when other users access the database.
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Office 2002. It is occurring on several access programs, and does not occur when other users access the database.

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Hello.<br />
I have a user who gets an error every time closing out of an Access database application. It occurs with any Access database that is open, not just with some of them. The error is on the file titlebardll.dll. Access closes out with the error and attempts to restart, There are also occasionally memory address reference errors that precede this error. Is this just a case of bad memory? It doesn't affect other applications, just Access database applications.<br />
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Thank you for any help.
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Hello.
I have a user who gets an error every time closing out of an Access database application. It occurs with any Access database that is open, not just with some of them. The error is on the file titlebardll.dll. Access closes out with the error and attempts to restart, There are also occasionally memory address reference errors that precede this error. Is this just a case of bad memory? It doesn't affect other applications, just Access database applications.

Thank you for any help.

Titlebardll.dll error when closing Access database

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.

Microsoft Access

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