Run-time error '53'

[Nance]

A client loaded Access 2007. When they tried to open a database I sent, a message appeared: Run-Time error '53'. Cannot find LTKRN14N.

Is the problem with the install of Access or with the database?

Nance

[Bob Barrows]

Google reveals it to be a dll that seems to be provided by LEAD Technologies
and has something to do with imaging. Are you using a custom control that
uses this dll in your database? If so, you will need to supply it to your
client.

[Nance]

> Give us a clue - what is LTKRN14N? I have no idea! that's a file that
> cannot be found
> Was the client able to open your database in an earoer version of
> Access? This is a new client who has never had any version of Access
> before.
> What version did he upgrade from? Not an upgrade; a new installation
> of Access 2007 and a new database that I programmed. Access was sent
> on a disk (we have a charity license to distribute Access to our
> non-profit clients). The program was sent via YouSendIt. I sent the
> file to another client via YouSendIt 10 minutes ago and it worked
> perfectly. I retransmitted the program to the problem client and
> encountered the same error.
>
> Thanks for trying to help. Nance

[Phil]

Do you think you use LTKRN14N.Dll? If not
Does the library show up in your references? If so, try removing the tick
against it and recompiling the program. If it doesn't compile, it will stop
and show the statement where the reference is required. If it does compile,
you almost certainly don't need LTKRN14N

hil

[Nance]

On Monday, October 29, 2012 10:46:44 AM UTC-4, Nance wrote:

Thanks for trying, guys. We uninstalled then reinstalled Access. The problem disappeared.