| Error Code | Error Description | Supported Versions |
| 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.@1@606968@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘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.@1@1@6968@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2783 | You entered an invalid setting for the Action property.@Use one of the Microsoft Office Access intrinsic constants for the Action property. For a list of valid settings you can use with the Action property, click Help.@@2@606967@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You entered an invalid setting for the Action property.@Use one of the Microsoft Office Access intrinsic constants for the Action property. For a list of valid settings you can use with the Action property, click Help.@@2@1@6967@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘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.@@2@1@6967@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 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.@@1@606973@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘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.@@1@1@6973@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 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.@1@606973@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘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.@1@1@6973@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2786 | The OLE server doesn’t support linking.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure using the Action property. However, you provided insufficient information to establish a link.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The OLE server doesn’t support linking.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure using the Action property. However, you provided insufficient information to establish a link.@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2788 | The | object isn’t a linked object.@The property you tried to set in Visual Basic applies only to linked objects.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The | object isn’t a linked object.@The property you tried to set in Visual Basic applies only to linked objects.@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 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.@@1@606439@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘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.@@1@1@6439@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2791 | Microsoft Office 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.@1@606439@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Office 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.@1@1@6439@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘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.@1@1@6439@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2792 | You can’t save a locked OLE object.@@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You can’t save a locked OLE object.@@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2793 | Microsoft Office Access can’t perform the operation specified in the Action property of the Visual Basic procedure you’re trying to run.@The object frame may be locked or disabled.@Set the Locked property to No and the Enabled property to Yes.@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Office Access can’t perform the operation specified in the Action property of the Visual Basic procedure you’re trying to run.@The object frame may be locked or disabled.@Set the Locked property to No and the Enabled property to Yes.@1@@@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘Microsoft Access can’t perform the operation specified in the Action property of the Visual Basic procedure you’re trying to run.@The object frame may be locked or disabled.@Set the Locked property to No and the Enabled property to Yes.@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2794 | The ActiveX control you tried to insert isn’t registered.@For information on registering an ActiveX control, click Help.@@2@212639@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The ActiveX control you tried to insert isn’t registered.@For information on registering an ActiveX control, click Help.@@2@1@12639@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2797 | This OLE object was created in an earlier version of OLE so it can’t be displayed as an icon.@For an effect similar to displaying an object as an icon, add an image control to your form, and add the icon for the application to the image control. Then set the image control’s OnDblClick property to a Visual Basic procedure that opens the OLE object.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘This OLE object was created in an earlier version of OLE so it can’t be displayed as an icon.@For an effect similar to displaying an object as an icon, add an image control to your form, and add the icon for the application to the image control. Then set the image control’s OnDblClick property to a Visual Basic procedure that opens the OLE object.@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2798 | You can’t use the Action property to delete a bound OLE object from its underlying table or query.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure that deletes the object in a bound object frame by setting the Action property to acOLEDelete.@Delete the object in a different way, such as with the DAO Delete method in Visual Basic.@1@613790@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You can’t use the Action property to delete a bound OLE object from its underlying table or query.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure that deletes the object in a bound object frame by setting the Action property to acOLEDelete.@Delete the object in a different way, such as with the DAO Delete method in Visual Basic.@1@1@13790@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2799 | The OLE object can’t be activated upon receiving the focus.@If you selected an OLE object or a chart, and the AutoActivate property for that control is set to GetFocus, the OLE object or chart should be activated automatically when it receives the focus. However, the ActiveX component doesn’t support this operation.@Check the component’s documentation for information on the properties and methods it makes available to Automation operations.@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The OLE object can’t be activated upon receiving the focus.@If you selected an OLE object or a chart, and the AutoActivate property for that control is set to GetFocus, the OLE object or chart should be activated automatically when it receives the focus. However, the ActiveX component doesn’t support this operation.@Check the component’s documentation for information on the properties and methods it makes available to Automation operations.@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2800 | The object is locked, so any changes you make will be discarded when the form is closed.@Click Save As on the File menu and save the object under a different name.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘This object is locked. Any changes you make will be discarded when the form is closed.@Click the Microsoft Office Button, point to Save As, and save the object under a different name.@@1@@@1’ Access 2010+ uses different description: ‘This object is locked. Any changes you make will be discarded when the form is closed.@Click the File tab, point to Save As, and save the object under a different name.@@1@@@0’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2801 | The OLE object isn’t loaded because the unbound ActiveX control hasn’t been initialized.@@@1@109015@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘The OLE object isn’t loaded because the unbound ActiveX control hasn’t been initialized.@@@1@1@9015@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2802 | You can’t insert an ActiveX control in a bound or unbound object frame.@ActiveX controls are automatically contained in ActiveX control frames.@@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You can’t insert an ActiveX control in a bound or unbound object frame.@ActiveX controls are automatically contained in ActiveX control frames.@@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2803 | You don’t have the license required to use this ActiveX control.@You tried to open a form containing an OLE object or an ActiveX control or you tried to create an ActiveX control.@To obtain the appropriate license, contact the company that provides the licensed OLE object or ActiveX control.@1@@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You don’t have the license required to use this ActiveX control.@You tried to open a form containing an OLE object or an ActiveX control or you tried to create an ActiveX control.@To obtain the appropriate license, contact the company that provides the licensed OLE object or ActiveX control.@1@@@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2804 | You can’t create an ActiveX control in an unbound object frame.@ActiveX controls are automatically contained in ActiveX control frames.@@1@211711@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘You can’t create an ActiveX control in an unbound object frame.@ActiveX controls are automatically contained in ActiveX control frames.@@1@1@11711@1’ |
Access 2003+ |
| 2805 | There was an error loading an ActiveX control on one of your forms or reports.@Make sure all the controls that you are using are properly registered. For information on registering an ActiveX control, click Help.@@2@212639@1 Access 2007+ uses different description: ‘There was an error loading an ActiveX control on one of your forms or reports.@Make sure all the controls that you are using are properly registered. For information on registering an ActiveX control, click Help.@@2@1@12639@1’ |
Access 2003+ |