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I don't think changing language has any effect. How about changing your PC's locale to Japanese and see what happens. (Control panel - Clock and region - Region - Administrative tab - Change system locale.... button

Thanks for feedback. I thought we were talking about non-Latin character names. I don't understand why naming Detail section to "Detalle" may harm. It's all English alphabet. If I open one of my databases and change the detail section to "Detalle", it has no problem. Anyway to be sure I...

I'm not sure you're asking me or others, but if it's me, I'm still on a business trip and won't be back until next Monday, so I haven't test it carefully yet. I failed to solve my problem with databases created in Portuguese and Spanish, but it may be due to being using a remote desktop app to...

Last try : Try to activate windows Hello: Press Win + R, type gpedit.msc, press Enter Navigate to: Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → Logon Double-click “Turn on convenience PIN sign-in” and Set it to Enabled Click OK and restart If your windows version is win 11...

Log in automatically after typing pin is known as Automatic PIN Submission. There's no explicit setting in Windows Settings UI to toggle Automatic PIN Submission. But Pins set up under windows Hello, turns on Automatic PIN submission. Make sure your PIN is set up via Windows Hello (not a...

While I'm sure others will answer your specific question, why you want users select which group of active directory they belong to? They may make a wrong selection, or most of them don't know which group they belong to. Use VBA to get a list of AD groups a user is a member of : Sub...

When I was learning English (which still am), I tried to grasp the difference between Britain and American English (which I don't any more). I used to use a paid app to learn. It was funny and very interesting. Above, and bellow clips are from this app.

That's not Japanese. They are Garbled characters. Thanks for the extended experiments and detailed explanation. I appreciate your time and help. I'll go through those steps as soon as I'm back to my PC. Thanks again.

Last question : How exactly you checked for the types of the object with strange names? Thanks.

But apparently that method didn't work for me and others. Just curious : When non-Latin object names cause these kind of troubles, why simply opening the form in design view and changing the names doesn't help? But exporting as text, changing the names and importing works. What's the difference?

I'm not sure if that "a very small minority" is accurate. Me and at least 7 other users that I know, had the same problem and rolled back to the previous version. We simply thought "Again" and didn't bother to ask or report. Everything that worked yesterday, and doesn't work today is the result...

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Meanwhile , we'll be waiting to see the results coming back from Access team (per your post here) And thanks for your efforts to solve this.

Because we're talking about character sets, Ascii and their possible effects, it matters a lot. Thanks for the correction.

Just to clear some misunderstanding here, I don't think this famous error is because of non-English object names. I'm on an English version of Windows 11, English version of Office 365 and all of my apps are in English. I've never (again never) have used non-English object names, never a...

To prevent this thread going off-track, I moved my post Here

The same way you did for 349 and 2019 SELECT Transfer, Left(Transfer, InStr(Transfer, "/") - 1) AS Part1, Mid(Transfer, InStr(Transfer, "/") + 1, InStr(Transfer, " ") - InStr(Transfer, "/") - 1) AS Part2, Mid(Transfer, InStr(Transfer, " ") + 1, InStrRev(Transfer, "/") -...

Now, I'm in doubt again what those comments about Ohtani meant 😭

I read my own comment above, and I'm proud of myself to know what MLB means :)