application-defined or object-defined error Documenter

M

Marty

I am having a problem with a standard feature of Access. It is under Tools,
Analyzer, Documenter. There are a number of settings to select the type of
documentation that is requested. However, only the default settings allow
the program to produce the output documentation. It is much more than I am
trying to get out. By clicking the desired settings in the radio buttons, an
error message "Application-defined or Object-defined Error" appears. When
logged in as administrator this error does not appear, but as a user it does.
Any help would be appreciated.
 
6

'69 Camaro

Hi, Marty.
By clicking the desired settings in the radio buttons, an
error message "Application-defined or Object-defined Error" appears. When
logged in as administrator this error does not appear, but as a user it does.

The solution depends upon the operating system, the version of Access, the
Windows security permissions assigned during installation and during use, and
where the files were installed to.

I'll hazard a guess as to which of these is interfering in your situation
and tell you that the directory where the user's copy of the ACWZUSRT.MDT
file is located needs to have "Full Control" Windows security permissions for
any user who is not a Windows Administrator. The user also needs security
permissions to read the relevant Windows Registry entries.

We really can't be more helpful than this without knowing the important
information.

HTH.

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M

Marty

Thank you for the reply, sorry for my lack of important information. The
operating system is Windows 2000 Pro. SP4 Microsoft office 2000 sp3.
"everyone" has modify right to the office folder on the computer. Thanks
again.
 

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