Hallo!

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So - ich hab mal versucht das Problem nachzuvollziehen (Notes 5 und Abszess 97) und bin genausoweit gekommen wie der Seidl

Ich hab dann meine Suche im Web begonnen und folgenden KB-Eintrage gefunden:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q170531

Microsoft Access provides no way to determine the path for a linked OLE object stored in a table. Therefore, the recommended approach is to create an additional text field in the table and store the path to the linked OLE object in that field.

This article demonstrates how to use a Visual Basic for Applications procedure to retrieve the path for a linked OLE object from the object's OLE header. However, it is possible that this procedure may not work in some circumstances. Storing the path in a separate text field when you link the OLE object is the best way to ensure that you will be able to retrieve the path later.

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