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From: GeyikBaba on 16 Mar 2010 19:21 We have an Access 2003 application on a Citrix server. The app has worked fine for years. One of the most used features is turning queries in the datasheet view into Excel spreadsheets using Tools > Office Links > Analyze it With Microsoft Excel. The app runs as an .mde file. A couple of days ago, users began getting the error: "Application X cannot start the OLE server. .... but the OLE Server may not be registered properly. Reinstall the OLE Server to register it correctly." I do not think it's an application problem, because when I run the app in the live Citrix environment everything works fine. The OLE Server is registered in the Tools > References window. I'm not a Citrix expert, but it's coming to the humble consultant (me) saying it's a Windows/Citrix/Permissions problem, and the Citrix admins saying it's an application problem/ Does anyone have any idea where to begin to sort this out? Thanks MIke Thomas
From: Arvin Meyer [MVP] on 17 Mar 2010 00:04 There are a number of OLE servers. It may be one which handles images. Usually when it's an image handler, another program has been designated as the default file handler, and while it can render files nicely, it may not be an OLE server. The Access references window is totally different than the Windows registry. A file can be referenced just fine, but needs re-registering with Windows. So make sure that all your file handlers are OLE servers, and that they are all registered with Windows: Start >>> Run then type: Regsvr32.exe "C:\The Full path to the OCX or DLL" -- Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP http://www.datastrat.com http://www.accessmvp.com http://www.mvps.org/access "GeyikBaba" <mike(a)ease.com> wrote in message news:uVwsa9VxKHA.4492(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > We have an Access 2003 application on a Citrix server. The app has worked > fine for years. One of the most used features is turning queries in the > datasheet view into Excel spreadsheets using Tools > Office Links > > Analyze it With Microsoft Excel. The app runs as an .mde file. > > A couple of days ago, users began getting the error: > > "Application X cannot start the OLE server. > ... but the OLE Server may not be registered properly. Reinstall the > OLE Server to register it correctly." > > I do not think it's an application problem, because when I run the app in > the live Citrix environment everything works fine. The OLE Server is > registered in the Tools > References window. > > I'm not a Citrix expert, but it's coming to the humble consultant (me) > saying it's a Windows/Citrix/Permissions problem, and the Citrix admins > saying it's an application problem/ > > Does anyone have any idea where to begin to sort this out? > > Thanks > MIke Thomas > >
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