Hi Folk,
Have Family Tree Maker V3 that worked happily on '98 but every way we try to
load it on XP the following appears
Error encounter when writing the file C:FTW\FTWBMP.DLL This file may have

After our Novell Server crashed last week, all of
the files had to be restored from backup.
Some of the Access 97 databases will not open now.
The error states "Unrecognized Database Format".

I'm trying to convert my MDB frontend to an MDE but
Access is refusing. It keeps coming up with the message:
"Microsoft Access was unable to create an MDE database."
I'm doing this through the Database Utilities menu. Is

Recently, two employees worked on the same database at
two different locations on two different workstations.  
After we entered data into the databases, we cannot seem
to merge our information back into one database.  Atleast

We have several old aplications that use Jet 3.5 and not
version 4.0 - we cannot recode to version 4.0 also.
Does someone have the MDAC 2.0 as a seperate file to
install?

I just switched from access 2000 spanish to access xp
english.
My databases developed under the spanish version load but
all functions (in macros and queries)in spanish are not

Previously using Access 97, there was no password prompt
when I access any of the Oracle (ODBC-linked) tables.
After converting the database to Access 2002 (on Win XP),
I get these prompts on and off (not on all tables). We

Can anyone point me to instructions on how to do this? I'm converting an app
from A97 to AXP. I've tried the Help files for AXP but they "suck", to use
the vernacular. Thanks!

I'm going to migrate my app from A97 to AXP. I've installed Office XP, but
when I run the Add-In Manager in Access, there aren't any Add-Ins to
install. I've tried the Help - it "sucks" - can anyone tell me where to find
the Add-Ins to install? Thanks!

Having trouble with a corruption in an Access 97 database, I followed some
advice to convert it to Access 2002, repair and compact it and then convert
it back to Access 97.  All this worked fine and it seemed to help.  However,
it replaced the DAO 3.51 reference with DAO 3.6.  This ...

When I try to convert an Access 2.0 database to Access
2000, I get the message "There are calls to 16-bit dynamic
link libraries (.dll) in modules in this database...."
There are over 30 Declare Function statements in 2 modules

Wow - how silly.
As posed early today, I asked in a query why I cannot find "Is Null" in a
field that definitely contains no entry. The table was imported from an
external source therefore the problem is somehow linked with the

I have recently had to convert an Access 97 database into Access 2000
The database has some very simple VB code in it that is used to add or
update records in a table. However, this code now comes up with
compile errors as show below (by <<comments>>):

I have an older IBM Activa running Access 1.1 under Win
95, with a single 10 columns x 950 records table.  I also
have a new Dell running XP and XP Professional.  There is
no physical connection between the two PCs.

Is it possinble to link an Access 97 front-end DB to an
Access 2002 back-end DB?