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    Cannot open database C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\ACA2010\enu\Details\Detail s (US)\AecDtlComponets (US).mdb

    keep getting this message, and I am unable to use the AEC content.

    Running Architecture 2010 64x on windows 7 home. anyone have any ideas?
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    Hello! I have the same problem! Email me if you found a solution 353511155@mail.ru! Thank you!
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    Hello! I have the same problem! Email me if you found a solution 353511155atmail.ru! Thank you!
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