I inherited a databse that was originally an Access 97 databse. Recently oit
was converted to Access 2000. No one here is an Access program and my
primary function is a hardware person, not a programmer.
The databse has a piece under forms called Switchboard. Reportedly, it was a

Can an ACCESS 97 and 03 runtime app be used on the same machine, and if so,
how do I do this.
Thanks in advance,
Steve

I have installed access 2003 in a machine running windows XP, and I have a problem with the report and forms assistant.
It only lists the first field of any table I choose to be reported, so I cannot use it for my reports or forms.
I have instaled SP2 for WinXP, and I have also ...

I had a report in access 97 that worked fine. When converted to access 2000
it does not report the same. The report is based on a query. In the query,
one of the columns refers to a table and the field in that table is a lookup
value. The lookup field looks for a customer's ...

When two users try to use this newly converted .adp it locks up.  The
application is on a server for several people to use.  It was on several pcs
for people to use.  They had no problem and we improved it.  I don't know if
there was an exclusive setting on the origional .mdb on ...

I've converted Access 2000 to 2003 Now in order to have other users with
Access 2000 to use the database, I want to reconvert it to 2000.
Is there a way to do so?

Can anyone tell me how well converting an access dbase into an MDE file,
will work over a network connection with around 5 users accessing at the
same time.  There won't be a great deal of access but will be open on 3 or 4
machines all the time during the day.

I am unable to create an mde file from my mdb. Access 2003 says:
This error is usually associated with compiling a large database into an MDE
file.
Due to the method used to compile the database, a considerable number of

I have posted here twice previously with no reply or even offers for
solutions from Microsoft Corp or anyone else. I know, that I am not the only
one suffering from this terrible Access XP condition! Oh, I have already
downloaded and installed Office SP3, if that means anything! ...

Is there a way of generating sql statements that describe the tables,
and the data in those tables, in Access 2000? I thought I can use the
file containing these sql statements and create a similar MySQL
database. Or if there is an easier way of exporting the Access

Tested moving application in Access 2000 to Access 2003
Access 2000 - Office XP on Windows XP
Access 2003 - Office 2003 on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server
Application first written in Access2.

How do I take the data and relations stored in my MDB file and store it in
SQL Server?
Thanks,
Siegfried

Does anyone know of an automated way to extract the entirety of a MDB file
to a XML flag file? I see there is a way to extract single tables from the
menu, but I would like to store the entire MDB file in a flat file(s), store
it in a versioning system (eg, CVS) that computes and ...

I am trying to convert an Access 2.0 database to an Access 2003 database
however I am having trouble converting a SendKey macro that in Access 2.0
compacts the database. I dont full understand how it is doing this.
the macro is:

I'm trying to create an MDE file.
I'm using Access XP  (2002)  
First I found out that - unless in the you're current format, you can't make
an MDE.