Access 8, "Can't open MSJTER35.DLL"
Neil R. MacDonald
Running Access 8 (Office 97 ODE), with SR-1 Patch installed. Trying to
create an MDE file from a database I have recently modified (Added a couple
of queries, a form/subform combo, edited a couple other forms to make them
more appealing to the eye). Was able to successfully create MDE file before
install of SR-1 Patch. Now, after the MDE utility has run and compiled the
database and is trying to create the actual MDE file, I get an error
"Microsoft Access can't open the file MSJTER35.DLL".
Any suggestions?
Neil R. MacDonald, CMA CNA
Steve Arbaugh
Neil R. MacDonald <ne...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in article
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Neil:
Haven't run into this one directly. However there is a second patch posed
for ODE users. It impacts primarily the setup wiz and ODBC 3.0, but you
might want to try it and see if that helps.
HTH
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Aaron Rubenstein
Neil,
It may be a security issue.
Be sure that you have full admin priviledges before trying to produce your
MDE file.
Aaron Rubenstein
Innovative Solutions
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Trevor Best
On Tue, 18 Nov 1997 23:53:55 -0400 in comp.databases.ms-access, "Neil R.
MacDonald" <ne...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>Running Access 8 (Office 97 ODE), with SR-1 Patch installed. Trying to
>create an MDE file from a database I have recently modified (Added a couple
>of queries, a form/subform combo, edited a couple other forms to make them
>more appealing to the eye). Was able to successfully create MDE file before
>install of SR-1 Patch. Now, after the MDE utility has run and compiled the
>database and is trying to create the actual MDE file, I get an error
>"Microsoft Access can't open the file MSJTER35.DLL".
First thing I'd check is: Does that file exist in my \windows\system?
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Neil,
I received this message after an aborted attempt to create MDE. (My
fault for the aborted run apparently--not enough space on disk). It
appeared c:\windows\system\msjter35.dll had become corrupted as a
result of this aborted run. I copied it from another PC, and
everything worked OK.
SEG :)
On Thu, 20 Nov 1997 18:55:46 -0500, "Aaron Rubenstein"
<aar...@nsn.net> wrote:
>Neil,
>
>It may be a security issue.
>
>Be sure that you have full admin priviledges before trying to produce your
>MDE file.
>
>Aaron Rubenstein
>Innovative Solutions
>aar...@nsn.net
>
>Steve Arbaugh <~75323...@Nospm.Compuserve.com> wrote in message
><01bcf5af$1ac71d70$0114a8c0@mainoff>...
>>
>>
>>Neil R. MacDonald <ne...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in article
>><64tnrb$rre$1...@garnet.nbnet.nb.ca>...
>>> Running Access 8 (Office 97 ODE), with SR-1 Patch installed. Trying to
>>> create an MDE file from a database I have recently modified (Added a
>>couple
>>> of queries, a form/subform combo, edited a couple other forms to make
>>them
>>> more appealing to the eye). Was able to successfully create MDE file
>>before
>>> install of SR-1 Patch. Now, after the MDE utility has run and compiled
>>the
>>> database and is trying to create the actual MDE file, I get an error
>>> "Microsoft Access can't open the file MSJTER35.DLL".
>>>
Peter Johnston, Senior Programmer
Problem also might be that the file setting in the registry was lost or
corrupted during the update. Access has done that to me a couple of times. Try
registering it with REGSERV32 and see what happens.
peter