Do you want to close the filter anyway?@If you click Yes, |9 will undo the changes to the filter, and then close the Filter By Form window.@19@@2Compile error.@@@1@@1Type mismatch.@@@1@@1|9 can't create the |1.@Either there was an error getting information from the table or query you selected, or a new |2 could not be created.@@1@@1There was an error creating your |1.@Some fields may have been skipped because there was an error getting information about them or because they didn't fit on the |2.@@1@@1You can't open a subform when it is also open in Design view.@@@1@@1You must save the form '|' before you can embed it.@@@1@@1|9 couldn't find the toolbar '|'.@@@1@@1The custom toolbar '|' is the wrong type (menu, shortcut menu, or toolbar) for the property it's being used in.@@@1@@1The process failed because there is no printer installed.@Because |9 saves the printer settings with each form or report, a printer is needed to convert, enable, copy and paste, import, or export your forms or reports. To install a printer, point to Settings on the Windows Start menu, click Printers, and then double-click Add Printer. Follow the instructions in the wizard.@@1@@1You must save new objects in the database before you can save them to this external format.@@@1@@1You can only save select, crosstab, and union queries to this format.@@@1@@1This form or report is based on a query that exceeds the limit for data in a single record.@Exclude any unnecessary fields from the query, or change some of the field types to Memo in the original tables.@@1@@1 can view all the code in a module in one long continuous sheet rather than one procedure at a time. In the Visual Basic Editor, click Options on the Tools menu, click the Editor tab, and then select the Default to Full Module View check box.The Combo Box Wizard lets you build a combo box that makes your form move to the record you choose.Use the Cycle property to control what happens when you tab past the last field in a form. Advance to the next record, or next page, or just go back to the first control on the form.Customize your toolbox with ActiveX controls by dragging them from the Commands tab in the Customize dialog box onto the toolbox.Easily move a Microsoft Office Access table to Microsoft Word. Minimize Word, and drag a table to the Word button on the Windows task bar. When Word opens, drop the table into the document.Make your Visual Basic for Applications code easier to read. In the Visual Basic Editor, on the Tools menu, click Options, click the Editor Format tab, and set different kinds of code (keywords, comments, etc.) to different colors.When writing macros, you can use the RunCommand action to carry out menu commands.In Form view and Datasheet view, pressing CTRL + Shift + : (colon) in a cell will insert the current time.In Form view and Datasheet view, pressing CTRL + (semicolon) in a cell will insert the current date.In Datasheet view, with a record selected, pressing CTRL+SPACEBAR will select an entire column.In Datasheet view, with a record selected, pressing SHIFT+SPACEBAR will select an entire row.In Datasheet view, pressing CTRL +'' (quotation mark) in a cell will insert a copy of the contents of the cell above it.In Datasheet view, with a record selected, pressing CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR will select the entire datasheet.In a Microsoft Office Access database, you can drag an existing query or table directly from the Database window to query Design view or to the Relationships window to add it.In a Microsoft Office Access database, you can right-click a table in the Relationships window and click Table Design to open that table in Design view.In the Database window, you can press F2 to rename a selected object.Right-click while previewing a report, click Multiple Pages, and then click and drag the grid to increase or decrease the number of pages to preview.To duplicate a database object without using the Copy and Paste commands, drag it within the Database window with the CTRL key held down.Drag a table or query from the Database window to a form in Design view to create a subform displayed as a datasheet. The Subform/Subreport Wizard will start automatically.Quickly create the form you want using AutoForm. Open a table or query and click the New Object: AutoForm button on the toolbar. It creates a form for you based on your underlying table.In the Visual Basic Editor, you can automatically include Option Explicit in each module. Click Options on the Tools menu, click the Editor tab and select the Require Variable Declaration check box.You can change controls on a form from one control type to another. Instead of deleting a control and creating a new type from scratch, right-click the control and click Change To.You can hide items in the Database window. Right-click the object, click Properties, and select the Hidden check box.In a Microsoft Office Access database, Microsoft Office Access saves the last filter you created, so the next time you open a table, query, or form, simply click the Apply Filter button to apply the last filter.In a Microsoft Office Access database, Microsoft Office Access saves the last sort order you created, so the next time you open a table, query, or form, it will automatically apply the last sort order.Microsoft Office Access saves the layout of a subform when you close the parent form. You don't have to go into Design view to change the way a subform looks.Subforms support sorting and Filter By Form.Use the Filter Excluding Selection command on the shortcut menu for a powerful twist on the Filter By Selection command.Crown your favorite Microsoft Office Access database with a custom splash screen: create a bitmap image, give it the same name as your database, and copy it to your database's directory.Show a toolbar button's label instead of its icon. Right-click the toolbar and click Customize. Right-click the button and click either Text Only or Image And Text.Add a custom toolbar button to run your favorite macro. Simply drag the macro from the Database window onto the toolbar of your choice, and right-click the new button to customize it.You can create custom templates for AutoFormat (Format menu). Once you have designed a form with the desired properties, you can create a new AutoFormat template and use this template to quickly format your other forms.In a Microsoft Office Access database, using the Database Splitter Wizard, you can split a database into two files: one for the tables and one for the user interface. Point to Database Utilities on the Tools menu and click Database Splitter.Use AutoCorrect (Tools menu) to correct frequently misspelled text and replace abbreviations with long names. Any AutoCorrect entries you add in Microsoft Office Access will be used automatically in all Microsoft Office 2000 applications.In a Microsoft Office Access database, start putting data into a table immediately, without first creating a table in Design view. In the Database window, click the Tables tab, click New, and then click Datasheet View in the New Table dialog box.Select a control, click the Format Painter button, then click another control to have the formatting properties of the first control copied to it.You can get information about your computer through Access. Click About Microsoft Office Access on the Help menu, and then click the System Info button.The Database Wizard includes customizable templates to create your own full-featured applications.To add a password to a Microsoft Office Access database, click Security on the Tools menu, and then click Set Database Password.To analyze the performance of your Microsoft Office Access database objects, point to Analyze on the Tools menu, then click Performance. The Performance Analyzer will create a list of performance recommendations.Click Startup on the Tools menu to customize how your application looks and acts when it is opened.For a quick view of the entire contents of the Microsoft Office Access database or Microsoft Office Access project grouped by object category, click Database Properties on the File menu, and then click the Contents tab.Browse all of the objects, procedures, methods, and properties that are available to the current database with the Object Browser. In the Visual Basic Editor, click the Object Browser button on the toolbar.To convert a macro to code, select the macro in the Database window, click Macro on the Tools menu, and then click Convert Macros to Visual Basic.Use database replication to maintain synchronized copies of a database so you can share data among offices and distribute application updates.In a Microsoft Office Access database, to look up values from other tables, use a lookup field. To create a lookup field, choose Lookup Wizard as the data type in the field.Use the CodeContextObject property to refer to the current form or report in a Visual Basic module.In a Microsoft Office Access database, you can add fields to the query design grid by double-clicking the field name in a table in the upper part of Design view.Right-clicking an object will bring up most of the commands used to work with that object.Double-click an ActiveX control in Design view to show its properties.In the Visual Basic Editor, you can drag and drop text in the Code window. On the Tools menu, click Options, click the Editor tab, and then select the Drag-and-Drop Text Editing checkbox.You can create hyperlinks to internal objects in your database, and to other Microsoft Office documents, as well as to Internet sites (Insert menu, Hyperlink command).By holding down the ALT key, you can drag a toolbar or menu item without first displaying the Customize dialog box.In a Microsoft Office Access database, if you use more numbers than text in your tables, change the default field type. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Tables/Queries tab.Want to see how your Microsoft Office Access tables relate to each other? In the database window, click the Relationships button.To get the most out of the Office Assistant, be sure to enter more than a single word in the Assistant box when you search for a topic.Use hyperlinks to navigate between Microsoft Office Access objects without having to write any code. Type the name of an Access object in a Hyperlink field to create a hyperlink that opens that object.Use hyperlinks to navigate to any Office document (Insert menu, Hyperlink command).Drag a selection from Microsoft Excel, Word, or PowerPoint while holding the CTRL key, and drop it in a Hyperlink field to create a hyperlink that opens the document and places you at the point of the selection.Copy a URL from your browser and paste it into a Hyperlink field to navigate to it from inside Microsoft Office Access.See data in a Web table you want to store in Microsoft Office Access? Simply save the HTML table from your Web browser, then import the table into Access by pointing to Get External Data on the File menu, and then clicking Import. |2|9 was unable to export XML data to '|'. You must install the Microsoft Access 2.0 Converter in order to convert this file.@To get the Access 2.0 Converter from the Microsoft Office Web site, click Microsoft %ApplicationName% can't display Help.%ApplicationName% can't start this wizard.%ApplicationName% can't open the sample database.%ApplicationName% can't start the Snapshot Viewer.%ApplicationName% can't start the Client Server Visual Design Tools.%ApplicationName% can't display an error message.%ApplicationName% can't replicate this database.%ApplicationName% can't create the data access page because one of the required components is not installed correctly. To fix this problem, click Detect and Repair on the Help menu. If the problem persists, contact your administrator.%ApplicationName% can't start SQL dialogs.%ApplicationName% HelpInstalling Advanced Wizards %|9 can't run.@@@1@@3|9 couldn't find file '|'. This file is required for startup.A system error occurred, or there isn't enough free memory to start |9. Close unneeded programs and try again.|9 can't find the database file '|.'@Make sure you entered the correct path and file name.@@1@@1You can't exit |9 now.@If you're running a Visual Basic module that is using OLE or DDE, you may need to interrupt the module.@@1@@1The command line you used to start |9 contains an option that |9 doesn't recognize.@Exit and restart |9 using valid command-line options.@@1@@1The command or action '|' isn't available now.@* You may be in a read-only database or an unconverted database from an earlier version of |9. (Adds a menu to a custom menu bar for a form or report. Each menu on the menu bar requires a separate AddMenu action. Also, adds a custom shortcut menu for a form, form control, or report, and adds a global menu bar or global shortcut menu for all Microsoft Office Access windows. Press F1 for help on this action.Applies a filter, query, or SQL WHERE clause to a table, form, or report to restrict or sort the records in the table, or the records from the form or report's underlying table or query. Press F1 for help on this action.Causes the computer to beep. Use this action to signal error conditions or important visual changes. Press F1 for help on this action.Cancels the Microsoft Office Access event that caused the macro containing this action to run. For example, if the BeforeUpdate event causes a validation macro to run and the validation fails, use this action to cancel updating of the data. Press F1 for help on this action.Closes the specified window, or the active window if none is specified. Press F1 for help on this action.Copies the specified database object to a different Microsoft Office Access database or to the same database with a new name. Use this action to quickly create similar objects or to copy objects to other databases. Press F1 for help on this action.Carries out a Microsoft Office Access menu command. The command must be appropriate for the view that is current when the macro runs the command. Press F1 for help on this action.Hides or shows the results of a macro while it runs. Modal dialogs (such as error messages) are always displayed. Press F1 for help on this action.Finds the next record that meets the criteria specified with the most recent FindRecord action or Find dialog box. Use this action to move successively to records that meet the same criteria. Press F1 for help on this action.Finds the first or next record that meets specified criteria. Records can be found in the active form or datasheet. Press F1 for help on this action.Moves the focus to a specified field or control on the active datasheet or form. Press F1 for help on this action.Moves the focus to the first control on the specified page of the active form. Use the GoToControl action to move the focus to a particular field or other control. Press F1 for help on this action.Makes the specified record the current record in a table, form, or query result set. Press F1 for help on this action.Changes the normal pointer to an hourglass (or another icon you've chosen) while the macro runs. When the macro finishes, the normal pointer is restored. Press F1 for help on this action.Maximizes the active window so it fills the Microsoft Office Access window. Press F1 for help on this action.Minimizes the active window to a title bar at the bottom of the Microsoft Office Access window. Press F1 for help on this action.Moves and sizes the active window. If you leave an argument blank, Microsoft Office Access uses the current setting. Each measurement is in standard units (inches or centimeters) set in the Windows Control Panel. Press F1 for help on this action.Displays a message box containing a warning or informational message. A common use is a message that appears when a validation fails. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a form in Form view, Design view, Print Preview, or Datasheet view. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a select or crosstab query or runs an action query. The query can be opened in Datasheet view, Design view, or Print Preview. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a table in Datasheet view, Design view, or Print Preview. Press F1 for help on this action.Prints the active database object. You can print datasheets, reports, forms, and modules. Press F1 for help on this action.Quits Microsoft Office Access. Select one of several save options. Press F1 for help on this action.Forces a requery of a specified control on the active object, or a requery of the object if no control is specified. If the specified control is not based on a table or query, this action forces a recalculation of the control. Press F1 for help on this action.Completes any pending screen updates or pending recalculations of controls on the specified object, or on the active object if none is specified. Press F1 for help on this action.Renames the specified object or the object currently selected in the Database window if none is specified. This differs from the CopyObject action, which creates a copy of the object with a new name. Press F1 for help on this action.Restores a maximized or minimized window to its previous size. This action always affects the active window. Press F1 for help on this action.Starts another Microsoft Windows or MS-DOS application, such as Microsoft Office Excel or Word. The specified application then runs in the foreground and the macro continues to run. Press F1 for help on this action.Runs a Visual Basic Function procedure. To run a Sub procedure or event procedure, create a Function procedure that calls the Sub procedure or event procedure. Press F1 for help on this action.Runs a macro. You can use this action to run a macro from within another macro, repeat a macro, run a macro based on a certain condition, or attach a macro to a custom menu command. Press F1 for help on this action.Runs the specified SQL statement for an action query. Also, runs the specified SQL statement for a data-definition query. You can use the statement to modify data and data definitions in the current database or in another database (using the IN clause). Press F1 for help on this action.Selects a specified database object. You then can run an action that applies to this object. If the object isn't open in a Microsoft Office Access window, select it from the Database window. Press F1 for help on this action.Sends keystrokes to Microsoft Office Access or another active application. These keystrokes are processed as if you had pressed them in the application. Press F1 for help on this action.Sets a value for a control, field, or property on a form, form datasheet, or report. Press F1 for help on this action.Turns all system messages on or off. Prevents modal warnings from stopping the macro (although error messages and dialogs that require user input still appear). This has the same effect as pressing Enter in each message box (typically an OK or Yes). Press F1 for help on this action.Removes any applied filter from the active table, query, or form. Displays all records in the table or result set or all records in the form's underlying table or query. Press F1 for help on this action.Stops all currently running macros. This action also turns echo and the display of system messages back on if they have been turned off. You can use this action when an error condition necessitates stopping all macros. Press F1 for help on this action.Stops the currently running macro. This action also turns echo and the display of system messages back on if they have been turned off. Use this action to stop a macro when a certain condition is met. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a report in Design view or Print Preview or prints the report immediately. Press F1 for help on this action.Imports data from another database into the current database, exports data from the current database into another database, or links a table in another database to the current database. Press F1 for help on this action.Imports either data, or links to data, from a spreadsheet file into the current Microsoft Office Access database, or exports data from the current Microsoft Office Access database into a spreadsheet file. Press F1 for help on this action.Imports data from a text file into the current Microsoft Office Access database, exports data from the current Microsoft Office Access database into a text file, or links data in a text file to the current Microsoft Office Access database. Also, exports data to a Microsoft Office Word for Windows mail merge data file. Press F1 for help on this action.OLE/DDE LinksSet page properties and/or Select or change printer settingsFind the next occurrence of specified textOutputs the data in the specified database object to Microsoft Office Excel (.xls), rich-text (.rtf), MS-DOS Text (.txt), HTML (.htm) or Snapshot (.snp) format. Press F1 for help on this action.Deletes the specified object, or the object selected in the Database window if no object is specified. Microsoft Office Access doesn't display a message asking to confirm the deletion. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens the specified Visual Basic module in Design view at the specified procedure. The procedure can be a Sub procedure, a Function procedure, or an event procedure. Press F1 for help on this action.Includes the specified database object in an electronic mail message, where it can be viewed and forwarded. You can send objects to any electronic mail application that uses the Microsoft MAPI standard interface. Press F1 for help on this argument.Shows or hides a built-in toolbar or a custom toolbar. Toolbars can be displayed at all times, displayed only where normally displayed, or hidden. Press F1 for help on this action.Saves the specified object, or the active object if none is specified. Press F1 for help on this action.Sets the state of menu items (enabled or disabled, checked or unchecked) on custom menus, including global menus, for the active window. Works only on custom menus created using menu bar macros. Press F1 for help on this action.TableInsertColumnCarries out a Microsoft Office Access menu command. The command must be appropriate for the view that is current when the macro runs the command. Press F1 for help on this action.Find the next occurrence of specified textSelectAllOpens a Data Access Page in Browse view, or Design view. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a view in Datasheet view, Design view, or Print Preview. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a schema in Design view, or Print Preview. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a stored procedure in Datasheet view, Design view, or Print Preview. Press F1 for help on this action.Transfer complete SQL database from the current server to another server. Press F1 for help on this action.Copy the database file of the current database. Press F1 for help on this action.Opens a function in Design view, or Print Preview. Press F1 for help on this action.Set page properties and/or Select or change printer settings * Another user may have locked access to the other application.@@1@@1The other application in the DDE conversation quit unexpectedly.@Restart the other application before reinitiating the DDE conversation.@@1@@1The DDE conversation was interrupted.@* You may have passed an incorrect channel number to a DDE function or statement. * Check the OLE server's documentation for information about the syntax to use when specifying an OLE object's data.@@1@@1An error occurred while accessing the OLE server.@The OLE server may not be registered.@To register the OLE server, reinstall it.@1@@1|9 can't read the | object.@Communication between |9 and the OLE server was interrupted.@Make sure your computer is connected to the network server on which the OLE server is located.@1@@1The OLE object you tried to edit can't be accessed.@You don't have permission to change the object, or another user opened and locked the object.@@1@@1You can't save the | object now.@The OLE server is running an operation, or another user opened and locked the object.@Try to save the object again later.@1@@1This disk is write-protected. You can't save the | object to it.@@@1@@1|9 can't find the file containing the linked OLE object you tried to update using the OLE/DDE Links command.@You may have misspelled the file name, or the file may have been deleted or renamed.@If the file has been moved to a different location, use the OLE/DDE Links command to change the source. Or delete the object, and create a new linked object.@1@@1There isn't enough memory to complete the operation.@Close unneeded programs and try the operation again. * Close the OLE server and restart it outside of |9. Then try the original operation again from within |9. * Close the OLE server and restart it outside of |9. Then try the original operation again from within |9.@@1@@1There was a problem initializing the dynamic-link library Msole20 when you tried to perform the OLE operation.@* You may have too many Microsoft applications open. Close Windows applications other than |9, and try the OLE operation again. * Close the component and restart it outside of |9. Then try again to run the procedure in |9.@1@@1A problem occurred when |9 tried to access the OLE object.@Close the |9 form or report that displays the OLE object, and close the OLE server. Then reopen the form or report to see if it can display the OLE object.@@1@@1There was a problem accessing a property or method of the OLE object.@Try one or more of the following: * Create a new control in the active window, and try the operation again.@@1@@1There is no current code context object.@@@1@@1The syntax of the subquery in this expression is incorrect.@Check the subquery's syntax and enclose the subquery in parentheses.@@2@209989@1You used a Like operator with an incorrect pattern.@Make sure the comparison value is enclosed in quotation marks.@@1@1008961@1The Replication ID you entered is invalid.@Make sure the Replication ID you enter contains only digits or letters for hexadecimal numbers, that the Replication ID is the correct length, and that it is in a canonical SQL form.@@1@@1The expression contains an ambiguous name.@You may have two or more functions with the same name in different modules.@Rename the functions so that each one has a unique name.@1@@1There was an error compiling this function.@The Visual Basic module contains a syntax error.@Check the code, and then recompile it.@1@@1|9 can't find the module '|' referred to in a macro expression or Visual Basic code.@The module you referenced may be closed or may not exist in this database, or the name may be misspelled.@@1@@1The index number you used to refer to the module is invalid.@Use the Count property to count the open modules and make sure that the module number is not greater than the number of open modules minus 1.@@1@@1|9 can't run the macro or callback function '|'.@Make sure the macro or function exists and takes the correct parameters.@@1@@1You entered an expression that has an invalid reference to the Recordset property.@You can only use a dynaset or snapshot recordset to set this property.@@1@607393@1The object you entered is not a valid Recordset property.@For example, you may have used a forward-only recordset, or tried to set it to null.@@1@607393@1The format condition number you specified is greater than the number of format conditions.@Use the Count property to count the format conditions for the control and then check that the format condition number you cite is within the range of existing format conditions.@@1@@1A required minimum or maximum value is missing.@@@1@@1The format condition Type you specified is invalid.@Valid values for the Type property are 0 to 2 for the first condition, and 0 to 1 for all other format conditions.@@1@@1The format condition Operator you specified is invalid.@Valid values for the Operator property are 0 to 7.@@1@@1 * Different wildcards will be used. @It is recommended that you change the SQL Server Compatible Syntax (ANSI 92) setting before converting this database to the Access 2000 file format. Select Cancel to abort the conversion process and change the SQL Server Compatible Syntax (ANSI 92) setting.@5@324324@1|9 can't convert this database to the requested version because it has been 'enabled' to work with newer versions of |9 than it was originally created with.@You can convert this database to a newer format, and then retry this operation with the newly converted database.@@1@@1|9 can't convert this database to the requested version because it is from an older version of |9.@You can convert this database to a newer format, and then retry this operation with the newly converted database.@@1@@1The following controls contain expressions that can't be represented in a |9 project PivotTable or PivotChart view: |.@Do you still want to switch to PivotTable or PivotChart view?@@19@@2You cannot import this file.@You cannot import a text file unless it has one of these extensions: |.@@1@@1You cannot import this file.@You cannot import a text file that has one of these extensions: |.@@1@@1Cannot establish connection to the server.@|@@1@@1Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine must be on the machine running |9.@@@1@@1|9 was unable to open the file '|'. The file may not be an Access file, the path or filename specified may be incorrect, or the file can not be opened exclusively. To repair the file manually, on the Tools menu, point to Database Utilities, and then click Compact and Repair Database.@@@1@@1|9 can't transfer the user-defined function '|'. User-defined functions can only be transferred between Microsoft SQL Servers that are version 8.0 or higher.@@@1@@1The selected object can't be pasted because the version of either the source or the destination server is less than 7.0.@|9 can only copy and paste this object if both Microsoft SQL Servers are version 7.0 or higher.@@1@@1You cannot create a |9 ADE or MDE file from a database saved in |9 2000 format.@Convert the database to the current version of |9. Then create the ADE or MDE file.@@1@@1Path not found: |.@@@1@@1Table '|' is in use. Please close the table and retry import.@@@1@@1View '|' is in use. Please close the view and retry import.@@@1@@1Procedure '|' is in use. Please close the procedure and retry import.@@@1@@1|9 cannot create table(s) using the information contained in the document(s) you are trying to import.@@@1@@1|9 was unable to export the data.@@@1@@1Invalid filename.@@@1@@1Your database is using SQL Server Compatible Syntax (ANSI 92) for which Access 97 has limited support. This will mean:@* Existing queries may return different results or not run at all. * Different wildcards will be used. @It is recommended that you change the SQL Server Compatible Syntax (ANSI 92) setting before converting this database to the Access 97 file format. Select Cancel to abort the conversion process and change the SQL Server Compatible Syntax (ANSI 92) setting.@5@324324@1Invalid parameters for ExportXML.@Press Help for more information.@@2@5170@1The XML schema properties do not match the existing table structures.@Overwrite existing structures?@@19@@1There is already an object named '|' in the database.@@@1@@1|9 cannot create this file. To create the file, you must give the file a unique name, provide a valid connection string and user ID, and you must have the necessary connection and file creation permissions.@@@1@@1There was an error loading the XSL transformation file '|1'. Please make sure that the file is a properly formatted XSL file and is the correct file to use for the data supplied. |2There was an error loading the XML data file '|1'. Please make sure that the file is a properly formatted XML file. |2|9 cannot open this file.@This file is located outside your intranet or on an untrusted site. |9 will not open the file due to potential security problems. @To open the file, copy it to your machine or an accessible network location.@2@@1The startup action associated with this file may not be safe. Do you want to execute the startup action as you open the file?@@@22@@1The startup action associated with this file may not be safe. If you choose not to execute the startup action, |9 will not open the file. Do you want to execute the startup action and open the file?@@@22@@1|9 cannot open this file.@The author of this file has set it to open only when a startup action is executed, and |9 is currently set to disable startup actions.@To address this problem, contact the author of the file or your system administrator.@2@@1|9 cannot open this file.@The Internet Security Zone Manager is missing or not correctly installed and therefore the safety of this file cannot be verified.@To address this problem, reinstall Microsoft Internet Explorer or the appropriate Office System Pack.@2@@1This database is a |9 7.0/8.0/9.0 Design Master.@If you click OK, the database you selected will be renamed to |1 and then converted to |2. Everyone using a replica of this database will have to upgrade to |9 2002 after the next synchronization.@@4@@2|9 cannot export this object to XML when it is open in Print Preview. Close the object and try again.@@@1@@1|9 cannot export a table to XML when it is open in Design. Close the object and try again.@@@1@@1Finished importing document '|'.Not all of your data was successfully imported. Error descriptions with associated row numbers of bad records can be found in the |9 table '|'.Only XML files can be exported to an Internet address (http://, ftp://). Enter a path that points to a location on your computer or on the network.@@@1@@1The document(s) you are importing contain XML Schema (XSD) information created outside |9. XML Schema information created outside |9 is not supported. If you continue, |9 will only import the data, and ignore the XML Schema.@Would you like to continue?@@19@@1The Smart Tag property value cannot exceed 1024 characters.@@@1@@1You are attempting to apply more smart tags then the system can handle.@Please uncheck some of the selected tags.@@1@@1The specified transform did not successfully convert the data. * Make sure you are searching in a bound control.@@2@603015@1The page number you used as an argument for the GoToPage action or method doesn't exist in this form.@@@1@603017@1You can't disable a control while it has the focus.@@@1@5250@1You can't hide a control that has the focus.@@@1@@1You can't lock a control while it has unsaved changes.@@@1@@1This property is read-only and can't be modified.@@@1@@1You can't save this record at this time.@|9 may have encountered an error while trying to save a record. * Reference or set the property from a macro or event procedure that runs when the GotFocus event for the control occurs.@@2@606215@1This property isn't available in Design view.@Switch to Form view to access this property, or remove the reference to the property.@@1@@1This property is available only in Design view.@@@1@@1The object you attempted to load from text has an invalid value for the property '|1' on a |2.@@@1@@1Your code contains a syntax error, or a |9 function you need isn't available.@If the syntax is correct, check the Control Wizards subkey or the Libraries key in the |9 section of the Windows Registry to verify that the entries you need are listed and available.@If the entries are correct, you need to correct the |9 Utility Add-in or the file acWzlib or this wizard has been disabled. To reenable this wizard, click About |9 on the Help menu, and then click the Disabled Items button to view a list of addins which you can enable. Rerun |9 or Microsoft Office Setup to reinstall |9. Before you reinstall, delete the Windows Registry keys for the |9 Utility Add-in and acWzlib.@1@@1This property has been replaced by a new property use the new property instead.@@@1@@1You can't set the | property in print preview or after printing has started.@Try setting this property in the OnOpen event.@@1@@1The bitmap you specified is not in a device-independent bitmap (.dib) format.@You tried to set the PictureData property of a form, report, button, or image control.@@1@@1The left margin, right margin, or both margins are wider than the paper size specified in the Print Setup dialog box.@@@1@@1You can't set the PictureData property in Datasheet view.@To see the valid settings for this property, search the Help index for 'PictureData property'.@@1@@1The section name you entered doesn't follow |9 object-naming rules.@@@2@611734@1|9 can't retrieve the value of this property.@The property isn't available from the view in which you're running the macro or Visual Basic code, or |9 encountered an error while retrieving the value of the property. * Request that other users close the database.@@1@@1The Visual Basic for Applications project in the database '|' can't be converted to the current Visual Basic format.@If the database is an MDE, you will need to rebuild the MDE from the source MDB. If you don't have the source MDB, you will need to obtain a new version of the MDE that is compatible with the current version of Visual Basic.@@1@@1|9 can't create any more controls on this form or report.@If you have deleted controls from this form or report in the past, you may be able to rename the form or report and then add more controls to it.@@1@@1|9 can't add, rename, or delete the control(s) you requested.@@@1@@1The form or report '|' has too many controls.@Reduce the number of controls on the form or report before using it in this version of |9.@@1@@1Someone else is using '|' and the Visual Basic for Applications project does not match your version of Visual Basic.@You need to open the database exclusively in order to upgrade the Visual Basic for Applications project in this database.@@1@@1The database '|' is read-only and the Visual Basic for Applications project does not match your version of Visual Basic.@You need to open the database read-write in order to upgrade the Visual Basic for Applications project in this database.@@1@@1You can't create a module for a form or report while an instance of the form or report is in browse mode.@@@1@@1|9 was unable do display the module.@@@1@@1File not found.@@@1@@1There were compilation errors during the conversion or enabling of this database.@This might be due to old DAO syntax that is no longer supported. * The disk where the file is located may be unreadable.@@1@@1The file you specified doesn't contain valid icon data.@Specify a valid icon file.@@1@600829@1|9 can't run the query the parameter values are too large.@The total length of all the values entered for the parameters cannot exceed 1,024 characters.@@1@@1An error occurred while sending data to the OLE server (the application used to create the object).@* You may have tried to send too much data. If you're creating a chart and the chart is based on a query, modify the query so that it selects less data. If the chart is based on a table, consider basing it on a query instead so that you can limit the data. * The other application may be too busy to respond to DDE messages. Execute the DoEvents function before performing this DDE conversation.@@1@@1The other application in the DDE conversation is busy and can't perform a DDE operation.@Wait until the other application is free, or execute the DoEvents statement, and then start the DDE operation again.@@1@@1The other application indicated that it was supplying data in a DDE conversation but didn't provide the data.@* The other application may be busy. * The wizard, builder, or add-in code may not be compiled and |9 can't compile it. There may be a syntax error in the code. * There are no fields to search.@@1@@1You can't search the field for the specified value.@Resolve the error given in the previous error message before you attempt to search again.@@1@@1You can't replace the current value of the field with the replacement text.@Resolve any errors before making further replacements.@@1@@1|9 can't save the change you made to the record in the Replace operation for the reason given in the previous error message.@Click Undo Current Record on the Edit menu, or enter a new value in the field.@@1@@1|9 can't find the text you specified in the Find What box.@@@1@@1The FindRecord action requires a Find What argument.@You tried to run a macro set to one of the current field's properties, but you left the Find What argument blank.@When you click OK, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro's arguments. In the Macro window, enter text or an expression for the Find What argument, and try the Search operation again.@1@603015@1You didn't specify search criteria with a FindRecord action.@In the Macro window, insert a FindRecord action before the FindNext action.@@1@603015@1The setting for the ListRows property must be from 1 through 255.@@@1@604055@1The ColumnWidths property setting must be a value from 0 through 22 inches (55.87 cm) for each column in a list box or a combo box.@If there is more than one column, separate the numbers with either a semicolon or the list separator character. List separator characters are defined in the Regional Settings section of Windows Control Panel.@@1@600847@1|9 can't save the last change for the reason given in the previous error message.@For example, you may have entered a duplicate value in a field with an index that prohibits duplicate values.@Click Undo on the Edit menu, or enter a new value in the field.@1@@1You must be in Design view to create or delete controls.@@@1@5054@1The number you used to refer to the form or report section is invalid.@Make sure that the number is less than the number of sections in the form or report.@@1@@1The constant you entered for the control type is invalid.@For a list of valid constants you can use to create a control, click Help.@@2@610905@1This type of control can't contain other controls.@@@1@@1The parent control can't contain the type of control you selected.@For example, you used the CreateControl function to designate an option group as the parent of a text box.@@1@@1You can set group levels for reports only, not for forms.@@@1@@1You can't specify more than 10 group levels.@@@1@@1You can't call this function when the Sorting and Grouping box is open.@@@1@@1|9 has encountered an error in compiling the Visual Basic code.@You don't have permission to edit code inform someone who does have permission about this error.@@1@@1|9 has encountered an error in compiling the Visual Basic code.@Do you want to view the error in its context?@@19@@2The sum of the top margin, the bottom margin, the height of the page header, and the height of the page footer is greater than the length of the page you are printing on.@@@1@@1You can use the Print method and the report graphics methods (Circle, Line, PSet, and Scale) only in an event procedure or a macro set to the OnPrint, the OnFormat, or the OnPage event property.@@@1@210129@1There isn't enough memory to initialize the Print method or one of the report graphics methods (Circle, Line, PSet, Scale).@Close unneeded programs and try again to print or preview the report. * There may be a disk error.@@1@@1An error occurred while adding this word to the Change All list.@The dictionary may be full.@@1@@1An error occurred while adding the word to the Ignore All list.@The dictionary may be full.@@1@@1The specified word is too large.@Words can't exceed 64 characters.@@1@@1|9 can't open the '|' custom dictionary.@@@1@@1|9 can't start the spelling checker because it isn't installed.@@@1@@1|9 can't open the main dictionary file.@Verify that this file has been correctly installed.@@1@@1The spelling checker only works on text fields that contain text data.@You're trying to check a field with a data type other than Text or Memo.@@1@@1The spelling checker can't proceed you must first select data from a table, query, view, stored procedure, or form.@@@1@@1The spelling checker can't proceed form data is not updatable.@The form may be based on a query that isn't updatable or is only partly updatable. For information on when a query is updatable, click Help.@@2@409932@1An error occurred while trying to modify the contents of field '|.'@The field may be locked or read-only, or you may not have permissions to change it. For information on security permissions and who can change them, click Help.@@2@410222@1An error occurred while trying to save spelling preferences.@@@1@@1The '|' field can't be modified because it's a read-only field.@@@1@@1An error occurred while trying to add the word pair to the AutoCorrect list.@@@1@@1The current selection does not contain any fields that can be checked for spelling errors.@You can check the spelling of text box controls with Text or Memo data types.@@1@@1You entered an invalid main dictionary.@Please select a valid entry.@@1@@1The spelling check is complete.@@@1@@1You must restart the spelling checker for the dictionary change to take effect.@@@1@@1The '|' custom dictionary doesn't exist.@Do you want to create it?@@20@@1You have specified a word that isn't found in the main or custom dictionary.@Do you want to use this word and continue checking?@@20@@1The main dictionary you selected can't be used.@It has not been correctly installed.@@1@@1The spelling checker can't undo your last change.@The data in field '|' has been modified by another user. To resume the spelling check, click OK.@@1@@1This database must be closed before you can create a replica.@Do you want |9 to close this database and create the replica? * There may have been an error evaluating the function, event, or macro.@@1@@1The expression you entered requires the control to be in the active window.@Try one of the following: * To leave the code in the current state, select No.@20@@1You can't add a reference to a |9 workgroup.@@@2@613780@1You can't remove this reference.@|9 needs this reference in order to work properly.@@1@@1You can't add a reference to the open database.@@@1@@1The database | was created in an earlier version of |9.@Convert this database to the current version of |9 by using the Convert Database command on the Tools menu (Database Utilities submenu).@@1@@1You can't use a standard module for this operation.@@@1@@1The module name '|' is invalid.@* The module name may start with the prefix Form_ or Report_. * Use this table on a read-only basis.@1@209057@1You can't delete the table '|' until its relationships to other tables have been deleted.@Do you want |9 to delete the relationships now?@@19@@2Do you want to permanently delete the |?@If you click Yes, you won't be able to undo the deletion.@@19@@2|9 couldn't create the custom toolbar '|.'@@@1@@3Would you like to remove the compacted database from Source Code Control?@@@19@@2|9 must close the | in order to complete this operation.@Would you like |9 to close it now?@@19@@1You do not have the | checked out.@|9 can't check out an object while it is open, and you can't make design changes until you check it out.@If you want to make design changes to this object, first close it, check it out, and then reopen it.@1@@1|9 must save the | in order to complete this operation.@Would you like |9 to save it now?@@19@@1You do not have the Data and Misc. Objects checked out. You can't create a new table or save changes to a data access page.@@@1@@1To import tables, relationships, menus, toolbars, import/export specs or data access pages you must have the Data and Misc. Objects checked out.@@@1@@2Are you sure you want to cut the |?@@@19@@2This object will be removed from your local database, but not from source code control.@The next time you get this database from source code control, the object will reappear. Are you sure that you want to delete the local object?@@20@@2|9 was not able to add a reference to the type library for this control because Data and Misc. Objects is not checked out.@Check out the Data and Misc. Objects and add a reference to the library '|'.@@1@@1An error occurred while trying to create the linked table '|'.@Check to make sure that the source table or file is available, and then retry the operation on the Data and Misc. Objects.@@1@@1You have set |1's Type property to Popup, which changes the toolbar to a shortcut menu.@The shortcut menu disappears because |9 adds |2 to the Shortcut Menus toolbar. To complete the shortcut menu, close the Toolbar Properties sheet, display the Shortcut Menus toolbar, click the Custom category, and then add the commands you want.@@1@@1|9 must save the | to the current database in order to complete this operation.@Would you like |9 to save it now?@@19@@2An error occured trying to add one or more references from the source code control project.@The library may not be registered on your computer. Check your project references and add any missing references after registering the missing components that this database requires.@@1@@1Restoring a database requires that no one is currently using the database.@Do you want to close all objects, select a backup file, and restore the database from backup?@@19@@2Dropping a database requires that no one is currently using the database.@Do you want to close all open objects, and drop the database?@@19@@2Are you sure you want to delete the conflict table |?@You will not be able to undo this operation.@@19@@2This database is enabled for publication.@Do you want to delete existing publications and drop the database?@@19@@2Access could not save your project.@Do you want to cancel the close operation? * You may be out of disk space. Free up disk space and try again.@@1@@1|9 can't save output data to the specified file.@Make sure that you have enough free disk space on your destination drive.@@1@@1There are too many columns to output, based on the limitation specified in the output format or by |9.@@@1@@1There are too many rows to output, based on the limitation specified by the output format or by |9.@@@1@@1You haven't selected any data, or the object you've selected is blank.@@@1@@1The file '|' already exists.@Do you want to replace the existing file?@@20@@2There is an invalid add-in entry for '|.'@There is an error in the Windows Registry for this add-in. Correct the setting and restart |9. For information on the Registry, click Help.@@2@109015@1There isn't enough memory to run the NotInList event procedure.@@@1@@1The shortcut '|' must be re-created.@The file may be missing, damaged, or in an older format that can't be read.@@1@@1|9 can't find the shortcut databases '|1' or '|2.'@Re-create the shortcut with the correct locations of the databases.@@2@209032@1|9 can't find the shortcut database '|.'@Re-create the shortcut with the correct location of the database.@@2@209032@1The input string is too long.@@@1@@1This table or query can't be opened because it has no visible fields.@This can result if the table or query has only system fields, and the Show System Objects option is off.@To turn on the Show System Objects option, click Options on the Tools menu, click the View tab, and select the System Objects check box.@1@@1The database '|' can't be repaired or isn't a |9 database file.@@@1@@1|9 can't import the object '|' while it is open.@@@1@@3 * You may be out of memory. Close one or more |9 windows, close other applications, and then try again.@@1@@1Unknown message recipient(s) the message was not sent.@@@1@@1The password is invalid the message wasn't sent.@@@1@@1|9 can't open the mail session.@You may be out of memory. Close one or more |9 windows, close other applications, and then try again. You may also want to check your mail application to ensure that it's working properly.@@1@@1|9 can't start the wizard, builder, or add-in.@* The library database containing the wizard, builder, or add-in may not be installed. Point to Add-ins on the Tools menu, and then click Add-in Manager to see if the library database is installed. * You may have specified an invalid setting for the SourceDoc or SourceItem property in a property sheet, a macro, or a Visual Basic procedure.@To see the valid settings for either of these properties, search the Help index for the property topic.@1@606973@1The OLE server doesn't support linking.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure using the Action property. However, you provided insufficient information to establish a link.@@1@@1The | object isn't a linked object.@The property you tried to set in Visual Basic applies only to linked objects.@@1@@1You can't embed an OLE object into a bound or unbound object frame if the OLETypeAllowed property for the bound or unbound object frame is set to Linked.@Insert a linked object, or set the OLETypeAllowed property to Embedded or Either, and then embed the object.@@1@606439@1|9 can't link the OLE object or the bound or unbound object frame.@The OLETypeAllowed property for the bound or unbound object frame is set to Embedded.@Embed the object, or set the OLETypeAllowed property to Linked or Either, and then link the object.@1@606439@1You can't save a locked OLE object.@@@1@@1|9 can't perform the operation specified in the Action property of the Visual Basic procedure you're trying to run.@The object frame may be locked or disabled.@Set the Locked property to No and the Enabled property to Yes.@1@@1The ActiveX control you tried to insert isn't registered.@For information on registering an ActiveX control, click Help.@@2@212639@1This OLE object was created in an earlier version of OLE so it can't be displayed as an icon.@For an effect similar to displaying an object as an icon, add an image control to your form, and add the icon for the application to the image control. Then set the image control's OnDblClick property to a Visual Basic procedure that opens the OLE object.@@1@@1You can't use the Action property to delete a bound OLE object from its underlying table or query.@You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure that deletes the object in a bound object frame by setting the Action property to acOLEDelete.@Delete the object in a different way, such as with the DAO Delete method in Visual Basic.@1@613790@1The OLE object can't be activated upon receiving the focus.@If you selected an OLE object or a chart, and the AutoActivate property for that control is set to GetFocus, the OLE object or chart should be activated automatically when it receives the focus. However, the ActiveX component doesn't support this operation.@Check the component's documentation for information on the properties and methods it makes available to Automation operations.@1@@1The object is locked, so any changes you make will be discarded when the form is closed.@Click Save As on the File menu and save the object under a different name.@@1@@1The OLE object isn't loaded because the unbound ActiveX control hasn't been initialized.@@@1@109015@1You can't insert an ActiveX control in a bound or unbound object frame.@ActiveX controls are automatically contained in ActiveX control frames.@@1@@1You don't have the license required to use this ActiveX control.@You tried to open a form containing an OLE object or an ActiveX control or you tried to create an ActiveX control.@To obtain the appropriate license, contact the company that provides the licensed OLE object or ActiveX control.@1@@1You can't create an ActiveX control in an unbound object frame.@ActiveX controls are automatically contained in ActiveX control frames.@@1@211711@1There was an error loading an ActiveX control on one of your forms or reports.@Make sure all the controls that you are using are properly registered. For information on registering an ActiveX control, click Help.@@2@212639@1|9 doesn't support this ActiveX control.@@@1@@1You can't paste this object as the type you specified.@Choose another object type.@@1@@1|9 can't find the Active Accessibility dynamic-link library (DLL) OleAcc.@Rerun the |9 Setup program.@@1@@3|9 is unable to create the data access page.|@The path specified was invalid, or may be too long.@Please check the path and ensure it is correct.@1@@1|@The file could not be opened. It may currently be in use.@@1@@1|@Unable to save the file.@@1@@1|@Unable to save the file to an alternate location.@@1@@1|@Unable to close the file.@@1@@1|9 is unable to save (or send) the data access page.|9 is unable to retrieve the file: |.@Either the file is not available, or you do not have enough disk space to copy the file.@@1@@|9 is unable to open the data access page.|9 is unable to change the BASE HREF for your document.File in use|9 encountered an unexpected error while attempting to recover from a failed save (or send).@Your data access page may not be in a usable state. Please attempt to save to a different location.@@1@@The |9 data access page name '|' is misspelled or refers to a Page that doesn't exist.@If the invalid Page name is in a macro, an Action Failed dialog box will display the macro name and the macro's arguments after you click OK. Open the Macro window, and enter the correct Page name.@@1@@1|@You do not have adequate file permissions.@@1@@1|@The file does not exist, or you do not have read access to the file.@@1@@1|@File read error.@@1@@1|@File write error.@The disk may be full.@1@@1|@Check file permissions and delete them from their location in your computer's file system.@@1@@1|@An unexpected error has occurred.@@1@@1|@An attempt to create this file has failed.@Please select another location and retry the operation.@1@@1|@There was not enough memory.@Please close other applications and try the operation again.@1@@1|9 is unable to preview the selected theme.|@An attempt to create a temporary file has failed.@Please confirm that you have adequate disk space on your system drive and try the operation again.@1@@1|@Unable to read the list of supporting files from the data access page.@@1@@1|9 encountered an error after saving (or sending) your data access page.|9 is unable to open the data access page from the mail envelope.|@The save destination is full.@Please clear space at the destination or save to another location.@1@@1|@Unable to create a folder for the supporting files.@You may not have adequate permissions at the save destination.@1@@1|@The maximum path length was exceeded.@Please specifiy a shorter filename, or use a folder that is closer to the root.@1@@1|@There are too many supporting files in your document.@Please remove a few supporting files from your document, and try again.@1@@1|@You do not have write permission at the save destination.@@1@@1|@You are saving to a server that does not support long filenames and do not have permission to create a folder.@You must have permission to create a folder at the save destination to complete this operation.@1@@1|9 was unable to parse the document properties for this data access page.@They may be corrupted.@@1@@1|9 could not delete one or more files related to the page.Access could not load the e-mail envelope. This could be caused by a network connection problem or a problem with your Office installation.@@@1@@1You cannot insert a bound field to a caption or record navigation section.|9 is unable to preview the selected web page.|@The file you attempted to load was not recognized as HTML.@You may have selected the wrong file, or tried to open a database file off of a web server.@1@@1|@Unable to create or load a file due to network or access permission problems.@@1@@1|@This file (or a supporting file) is already in use, or has the read-only attribute set.@@1@@1|@The disk is write-protected.@@1@@1|@Unexpected data corruption failure.@@1@@1|@Unexpected data I/O failure.@@1@@1|@You cannot save this data access page over itself because it is read-only.@Please select a different file for the save.@1@@1|@The file does not exist.@You do not have adequate permission to modify the data access page link to point to a valid file. Please contact the database administrator.@1@@1|9 encountered an error synchronizing the HTML from the Microsoft Script Editor.@Please check the HTML for syntax errors and try again.@@1@@1|9 is unable to create a data access page using the codepage selected in Web Options.@The codepage may not be installed on your system.@Please install the codepage, or select a different one in Web Options.@1@@1|@The filename specified is a long filename, but you have the 'use long filenames' web option turned off.@Please specify a file name that uses a maximum of eight characters for the name and three characters for the file extension.@1@@1Cannot move or paste the grouping field '|' into a section at a higher group level|@Unable to complete the save.@The drive or network connection you attempted to save to may no longer be available.@1@@1The data definition of this data access page has been corrupted and can't be repaired. You must recreate the page. Save has been disabled.In a |9 database (.mdb), you can't group on a control bound to a field that has a Memo or OLE Object data type. In a |9 project (.adp), you can't group on a control bound to a field that has an Image or Text data type.You cannot add a bound field to a caption or record navigation section.Caption and record navigation sections cannot contain bound fields.Can't edit pages that contain framesets.This web page contains XML namespaces that may conflict with Access namespaces. You should edit the HTML source to ensure that all namespaces have a unique prefix.|@The folder that this Web page would use to organize supporting files is already reserved for use in the current location.@Please choose a different name or location for this Web page.@1@@1A supporting file path for this data access page has been altered outside of Access.@Please save this page to a different location and ensure that all supporting files are maintained.@@1@@1Cannot find the database or some database objects that this page refers to. Update the connection information of the page, or fix the references to the missing database objects.This page uses a database which is not supported. You will not be able to make data changes until you connect to a supported databaseComponents necessary for data access pages are not installed.|@The path specified is not a valid absolute (non-relative) path or URL.@Please enter a valid path.@1@@1|9 detects some HTML elements between the banner and the section of your data access page. Saving this page in Access will corrupt it. Close the page without saving it, and then edit the page in another HTML editor to remove these elements.This section cannot be deleted.You cannot edit this page because it contains frames.@The data access page designer cannot edit pages with frames.@@1@@1You can't move the group filter control to another section. Delete the group filter control from the current section and create it in a different section.A link to this data access page could not be created because the database cannot be exclusively locked.@To create the link later, open the page by selecting 'Edit web page that already exists', and then save.@@1@@1The link to the data access page specified could not be updated because the database cannot be exclusively locked.@To update the link, open this page again when you are the only person using the database.@@1@@1This page was designed with a version of the Microsoft Office Web Components that is not currently installed on this machine. If you have not been prompted to install those components on this page, please contact the page author for the installation location.The operation is only valid on a data access page opened in Design View.@Please switch the page to Design View and try the operation again.@@1@@1You have opened a page that was last modified using Access 2000. To be able to edit the page, you must save it using a more recent version of the Microsoft Office Web Components. * You may not be able to start the OLE server because it's not properly registered. Reinstall it to register it. * Your computer may be low on memory. Close other application windows to free up memory.@@1@208951@1This value must be a number.@@@1@@1The number is too large.@@@1@@1|9 didn't recognize the unit of measurement.@Type a valid unit, such as inches (in) or centimeters (cm).@@1@@1You must specify a unit of measurement, such as inches (in) or centimeters (cm).@@@1@@1'|' may not b