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Access 97: User permissons problem?

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Duncan - 30 Jun 2004 09:02 GMT
I'm using the code at the end of this post to populate a Microsoft Word
template with data from fields in an Access 97 database. The database is
on an server running NT Server 4, with the templates on each client
machine (located at C:\Standard Letters\Templates).

I have a mixture of NT4 Workstation and XP Pro client machines.
Everything works great on the NT machines, and when logged in with
administrator privileges on the XP machines.

However, when logged on as a normal user (a member of "Domain Users"
using a roaming profile) on the XP machines, Word is started and the
relevant template is loaded, but no data is pulled across from Access.

I've had a dig around the MS KB and Google Groups but have not found any
pointers towards a solution yet. As such, I'd be grateful for any
suggestions.

Duncan McKenzie
TRC Ltd.

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Private Sub cmdTPILetter_Click()
Dim objWord As Object
    Dim WordWasNotRunning As Boolean   ' Flag for final release.
    On Error Resume Next
    Set objWord = GetObject(, "Word.Application")
    If Err.Number <> 0 Then WordWasNotRunning = True
    Err.Clear   ' Clear Err object in case error occurred.
    DetectWord
    On Error GoTo Err_cmdTPILetter_Click
    If WordWasNotRunning Then
        Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
    End If
    With objWord
        .Visible = True
        Debug.Print Me![TPInsurer]
        Debug.Print "[InsurerID] = " & "'" & Me![TPInsurer] & "'"
        .Documents.Add Template:="c:\Standard
Letters\Templates\TPIgenrep.dot"
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("PHCompName").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(DLookup("[CompanyName]", "tblInsurers",
"[InsurerID] = " & "'" & Me![TPInsurer] & "'")))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Address").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(DLookup("[OfficeAddress]",
"tblInsurers", "[InsurerID] = " & "'" & Me![TPInsurer] & "'")))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Location").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(DLookup("[Location]", "tblInsurers",
"[InsurerID] = " & "'" & Me![TPInsurer] & "'")))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("PostTown").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(DLookup("[Posttown]", "tblInsurers",
"[InsurerID] = " & "'" & Me![TPInsurer] & "'")))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("PostCode").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(DLookup("[PCode]", "tblInsurers",
"[InsurerID] = " & "'" & Me![TPInsurer] & "'")))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("PHRegNum").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![PHRegNum]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("AccidentDateTime").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![AccidentDateTime]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("TRCref").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![TRCref]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Insured").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![Phinitials] & " " & Me![Phsurname]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("TPName").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![TPinitials] & " " & Me![TPsurname]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("TPIref").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![TPInsurerref]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("InstOffice").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(DLookup("[PrincipalName]",
"tblPrincipal", "[PrincipalID] = " & "'" & Me![Principal] & "'")))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("TPRegNum").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![TPRegNum]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Insurer").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![Principal]))
        .ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("Office").Select
        .selection.Text = (CStr(Me![Ourbranch]))

    End With

    Set objWord = Nothing

Exit_cmdTPILetter_Click:
    Exit Sub

Err_cmdTPILetter_Click:
    If Err.Number = 94 Then
        objWord.selection.Text = ""
        Resume Next
    End If

End Sub
Joan Wild - 30 Jun 2004 14:17 GMT
Hi Duncan,

> I'm using the code at the end of this post to populate a Microsoft
> Word template with data from fields in an Access 97 database. The
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> using a roaming profile) on the XP machines, Word is started and the
> relevant template is loaded, but no data is pulled across from Access.

Do the Domain Users have full permissions on the folder where the backend
database is?

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Joan Wild
Microsoft Access MVP

Duncan - 30 Jun 2004 16:37 GMT
> Hi Duncan,
>
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Do the Domain Users have full permissions on the folder where the backend
> database is?

I haven't yet split the database, although will be doing so soon as the
number of users is increasing all the time.

However, the folder containing the .mdb grants full permissons to Domain
Users - to Everyone, in fact.
 
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