I'm having a problem with this that I can't seem to figure out.  I've
set everything up, I've gotten it to work correctly on MY system, and
now I'm ready to test it for other users.  When other users run the
exact same shortcut I do, they get the following error:

Start Error *************************************************

The Desktop shortcut  has the following for the first portion of the
Target:

'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\MSACCESS.EXE'

when it should be:

'G:\GATRANE\StartMDB.exe'

The actual file is: 'C:\Documents and Settings\ts12d439\Desktop\Trane
Database'

---------- G:\GATRANE\UpdateTrnDB.ini--------------------

[Settings]

MainApp="c:\Program Files\TrnDB\FrontEnd.mde"

Server=G:\GATRANE\UpdateTrnDB

StartMethod=AutoSelect

CommandLine=/user %user% /wrkgrp G:\GATRANE\wrkgrp.mdw

MDWFile=G:\GATRANE\wrkgrp.mdw

MDWUser=AutoUpdate

MDWPassword=(Password is encrypted)

Lockout=No

LockoutMsg=Sorry, the database is currently down for maintenance.

SupportMsg=Please contact Darin Cline for support.

ShortCutName=Trane Database

CreateShortCutOnDesktop=yes

CreateShortCutOnCommonDesktop=no

ShortCutIconFile=G:\GATRANE\trnicon.ico

ShortCutIconFileIndex=0

MDWPasswordEncrypted=C43FD6A75EFB14D4

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Auto FE Updater Version: 1.69

Windows Version: Windows XP 5.1 build 2600 (Service Pack 1)

User: ts12d439

Workstn: WSTS12D439L

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

End Error ****************************************************

Some google searching turned up a usenet post of someone having the
same error, and Tony replied that the problem was not passing the ini
file to the auto FE update exe file that the user should be running.
But in my case, I AM passing that.  Here is the exact shortcut that I'm
having the other user run:

G:\GATRANE\StartMDB.exe /cmd /inifile:"G:\GATRANE\UpdateTrnDB.ini"

As you can see, the "first portion" of the shortcut is the path to the
auto fe updater executable, but the error seems to claim that the first
portion is the ACCESS executable.  Ironically, I don't specify the
access executable ANYWHERE.  It's pulling that on it's own (which it
should, to determine what version of Access to run, but it shouldn't be
using that to install the front end on the user's computer).

Any ideas?

Thanks!