Error when trying to import a csv file into my access database

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https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...e/e49ed624-4c0b-4c15-98bf-f7f68bbdad96?page=2

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/onenote/cannot-access-share-settings/m-p/2010637

Bernd

Hallo Birgit,

bitte folge den Schritten in der Anleitung und lass uns wissen ob es bei dir geklappt hat! Es ist auf englisch, wenn du Hilfe benötigst kannst du dich ebenfalls melden.

Add iCalendar files into Outlook

iCalendar (or iCal) files are data files that contain details of events including the date, time and location. iCal files can either be opened in Outlook as a new Outlook Calendar (separate from your existing calendars) or the iCal file can be
saved and imported into your existing Outlook Calendar.

• Open an iCal file in Microsoft
  Outlook
• Import an iCal
  file into your Outlook Calendar

Open an iCal file in Microsoft Outlook
Opening an iCal file in Microsoft Outlook will create a new calendar in your Outlook Calendars that contains the events from the iCal file. This calendar will be completely separate from your other Outlook calendars and will exist in Outlook
until you choose to remove it.

To open an iCal file in Outlook:

1. Click on an iCal link on a website
2. When prompted, click Open. The iCalendar will appear in your Outlook Calendar under 'Other Calendars'.
   

Import an iCal file into your Outlook Calendar
If you would like to add information from an iCal file into your Outlook Calendar:

1. Click on an iCal link on a website
2. When prompted, click Save and save the file to your computer
3. Open Microsoft Outlook and go to File >
   Open > Import
4. When prompted select Import an iCalendar (.ics) or vCalendar file (.vcs) and click
   Next
5. When prompted, browse for the iCal file that you saved to your computer and click
   OK (the file will have the file extension of .ics e.g. basics.ics).
6. When prompted, click Import
7. The dates from the iCal file will now be imported into your existing Outlook Calendar

Beste Grüße, dein Microsoft-Team

Hi

Google spuckt z.B. das aus: http://filehippo.com/de/download_zook-dbx-to-pst-converter/

Ebd. https://support.microsoft.com/de-de...import-a-works-database-into-microsoft-access

http://www.wbrnet.info/db/9901-access-works.html

beim Importieren von CSV oder txt Dateien wird immer ein Autofilter angewendet.

Wie machst Du das denn?
<br />Power Query - How to import a CSV file that does not match your locale - Microsoft Community
<br />Andreas.
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PS: I could resolve the problem accidentally while trying to resolve another: it seems necessary to deactivate the Adobe Reader XI option "enable protected mode upon start" before adding or editing database records. Then Access embeds the PDF in such way
that the zoom function is afterwards working correctly.

However, double-clicking on the PDF in an Access form opens it, but after closing the Adobe Reader there is an error message the record "cannot be updated" (even without any changes - that is, no update necessary) and the form has to be closed brutally otherwise
scrolling the database is blocked [that is my other, still open problem].