90 You have tried to use an unassigned variable. A variable must be assigned a value before you can use it.

Problem: Getting error "You have tried to use an unassigned variable. A variable must be assigned a value before you can use it."

1: When running the twain type method acquire() example 3 from ObjectPAL reference help files.
Date: 22 May 2001
Versions: P10 and later
More information:
see current bugs PX0578


2: When using Report Expert.
Date: 14 July 1997
Versions: P7 W95/NT - dated 1995 Dec 10
Environment: Win95

Solution by: Gilles Melon
I've found a beginning of solution by replacing the default printer ( HP DeskJet 660C ) by an other (IBM 4216). I think it's a problem with HP driver.
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3: When running a form with ObjectPAL code.
Other symptoms:
Error "Trying to read from a nonexistent record." is on the error stack. More information:
see errors 451


4: When running a form with ObjectPAL code using graphic.readFromClipboard().
More information:
see Documentation issues 661


5: When running ObjectPAL code using method getFileAccessRights().
More information:
see Documentation issues 43


6: When running ObjectPAL code handling dynarrays.
More information:
see Documentation issues 123


7: When trying to export a table.
Date: 30 November 2004
Versions: P11 10
Environment: Win XP SP2
More information:
Error stack also contains:
An error was triggered in a create operation.
Invalid filename.

Suggestion by: Bertil Isberg
This could be caused by an incorrect installation of Paradox. If Paradox was installed by a user account instead of by Administrator, some registry keys has not been registered for the Default user. You have two options.
  1. Uninstall and reinstall as Administrator
  2. Login as a user for which the problem doesn't occur. Export the registry keys
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Corel\Paradox\11 and
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Corel\Paradox\11.0

    Eventually run these registry files when logged in as the failing user.

Verified by: Kevin Patram < kpatramATarchbold-station.org >

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