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JERRY - 22 Mar 2004 04:21 GMT
I DOWNLOADED TURBOTAX 03 BUT CANNOT OPEN IT BECAUSE IT  
REQUIRES DLL FILE, OLEACC.DLL. HOW CAN I RETRIEVE OR
RECREATE THIS FILE?
glee - 22 Mar 2004 05:07 GMT
How do I resolve the error message "A required .dll OLEACC.dll was not found" when starting TurboTax?
http://support.turbotax.com/kb/ViewDocument.asp?documentId=1015&categoryId€068

-Insert the TurboTax CD into your computer's CD-ROM drive. If prompted to install TurboTax, click Quit.
-From the Windows taskbar, click Start and choose Run.
-Click the Browse button.
-From the Look In drop-down list, select the CD drive containing your TurboTax CD (usually Drive D or E).
-Double-click the IE folder, and then double-click the file msaardk.exe (you may need to scroll down to see this file).
-In the Run window, click OK, and then click Yes at the message "Would you like to continue?"
-Follow the onscreen instructions to finish installing Active Accessibility.
-(Recommended) Reinstall TurboTax by following the instructions on the QuickStart card included with TurboTax.
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> I DOWNLOADED TURBOTAX 03 BUT CANNOT OPEN IT BECAUSE IT  
> REQUIRES DLL FILE, OLEACC.DLL. HOW CAN I RETRIEVE OR
> RECREATE THIS FILE?
 
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