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SYMPTOMS
Novice: Requires knowledge of the user interface on single-user computers.
CAUSEThe GP fault may be caused by an older CTL3D.DLL file. This file is usually treated as a shared DLL and is installed in the WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. However, some applications will install the CTL3D.DLL file in the Windows directory. Older versions of the CTL3D.DLL file in the Windows directory can cause problems with ODBC. RESOLUTIONSearch your hard drive for CTL3D.DLL files. If there is more than one, rename all the files except the one with the latest date to some other filename. Make sure that the CTL3D.DLL file with the latest date is in the Microsoft Access is dated 5/21/93 or later with a size of 14,480 bytes. STATUSThis behavior does not occur in Microsoft Access version 7.0. Additional query words: gpf
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