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I've been to countless forums. I couldn't find this solution in any of them. Changing locale settings solved the problem. Everything was hidden in intl.cpl. Thank you very much!!!!!

Thanks for this, I just ran into the same issue, although not using special characters. But maybe some special character (like a line break or something) was "hidden" somewhere in the field name. You made my day!

Greate!, but it working with txt box but it does not work with Combo box, plz can you show how to do it with Combo box?

Guys anybody can help me I can't solve this problem, please help me

Pls can you show us how to auto-backup a backend database?

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Great video

I love this approach to setting conational statement

I can now customize a taskbar with the help of your video, thanks alot

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Thank you, this was really helpful!! In my case it was the character "μ" that generated the error

This helped me solve an issue!! I was using an emoji (ya i know) in some CAPTIONS for my tabs. I accidentally used the NAME property for one of them which bricked my form. THANK YOU!

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you really solved my problem. Thank you very much!!

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Thanks, that was so helpful - it hit the spot straight away. Re-linking after a move done in quick time!

i cannot understand one word

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The problem still. Not only in names but inside in all VB code is UTF8 now. And my application is ANSI. I Write in my lang (Greeks) . Show ok. Now Greeks is not read. Any Help?

Can you use access to keep track of certifications at your job in the inspection department

Man, you're my saviour! I spent almost a whole week on this problem, never would've thought that a hungarian character "ő" could cause something like this. I would give you 1000 likes if I could!!! Thank you again!!!

It appears that there are a number of different "ways" to have this problem with the same error message. I finally found the solution that worked for me. I had commented out some code in the Visual Basic editor window. These comments were not within the bounds of a subroutine. Once I deleted all of the comments that were outside of the subroutine begin and end boundries, everything work.

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for me it says there are no devices with removable storage

There is a new update that changes where the data is stored. Do you know where the new location is?

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