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by davem

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Hi,
Two of my users on our NT 4.0 Server are getting application errors in a compiled Access application called Donor2 (fundraising tracking software); the error is "Timer / LightweightForms Error #2455
You entered an expression that has an invalid reference to the property Dirty"
Yeah, it says "Dirty".

How do I check on/change the time-out functions on the network (I assuming there are such settings; I'm really a grants-writer who know how to work on Win 95/98 machines so I'm the default network admin also...)

Thanks in advance,
Dave Moffatt in Winston-Salem, NC

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by mpdcsup

Sorry, big guy, this is an application error. And not a Microsoft application error either. The entity that created Donor2.exe is your only hope for a resolution, unless this an .mdb file that has its source code intact and is modifiable. Even with that, you're going to need a code jockey to hone-in on the error and fix it.

"Dirty" by the way refers to an entity whose value has changed but has not been flushed to persistent storage as yet -- the state of the fields you have modified (and of a modified record) before the record is saved to the database.

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