I would look at the following article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;291445
DDE is an old component of Windows (to all intents and purposes). It isn't
really a format converter, but is a set of facilities for program-to-program
communication. In theory, DDE has been superseded by other technologies
(e.g., OLE Automation) but in practice it is still sometimes the only way to
do certain things. Unfortunately, it also seems rather flaky (on most of the
systems I've worked on it has been OK, but once it goes wrong it seems to go
/really wrong.
Peter Jamieson
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Sheila D - 22 Dec 2004 11:35 GMT
Hi Peter
Thanks for that but unfortunately did not help as I have no quotation marks
and database is shared. I guess this is something new in Word 2003 as I have
it working fine in 2002. Maybe if I upgrade to Access 2003 at some point it
will resolve!
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