In MS Access 97 receiving an error message "database hase reached the
maximum size"
What is cause / solution?
Bill

I have a mde database. Mdb format has deleted. Also when I have saved this
mde file, someone was working on it and that ldb file is also missing. Now
when I try to open the file without its workgroup security file, the error
message is "Unrecognized database". If I try to open the ...

Background Information: I developed a complex Access database system  for
tracking construction projects around our city. Several external agencies are
required by city ordinance to enter their project information into this
database so we can coordinate work efforts in the right ...

Dear Users,
I would like to upgrade all Access 97 databases into Access XP.
Could I install Access XP without uninstalling Access 97? If so, could I
continue to use Access 97?

This is our scenerio:
Our previous db person used both ends mdb and mde to make
changes, creating some reports, forms and so on so forth.
My problem now:

I'm importing data into access memo fields.  Have had trouble importing
directly and preserving CR/LF's.  So, I replaced the CR/LF's in the source
data with a token, imported, and then used the replace function to substitute
Chr(10) and Chr(13) for the token.  When I view the ...

I have installed office 2003 service pack 1 and now a form whit a subform
linked to a  combo in master form il showed with non data. If  i  reinstall
office 2003 work fine, but when i installa sp1 the problem come back again.
Help me please

I have a field in SQL that has a precision of 11 and a scale of 4 (9
decimals to the right and 4 to the left of the decimal places). When
viewed as a liked table in Access this is rounded to 2 decimal places.
When a user enters a number with 4 decimals in the table it appears to

I have an Access 2003 application that was converted from Access 2000.  It
has ODBC connections (linked tables) to SQL Server 2000.  Sometimes, when I
close the application from the main startup screen, using DoCmd.Close of the
form, followed by an Application.Quit the MSACCESS ...

I have an A97 mdb that is split split f/e b/e, with a single b/e on the
'server' (really just another PC, but not used as a workstation) and 4 f/es
on 4 workstations. The 4 workstations and the 'server' are all running
windows2k: the 'server' does not have Office installed.

I have several 97 db that I need to convert to 2003.  I have done most of
them already without any problems except for one.  When I try to convert
this db I get the following msg:
The current user account doesn't have permissions to convert or enable this

A weird one - I have an Access 2k mdb set with linked tables. Ive opened the
set under Access 2003. If the link is to the c: drive (where the functions
are) all is OK, but if I put the mdb with the tables in on a net drive (eg
X:\.....) the tables become read only and I can find ...

I am attempting to convert an Access 97 application to Access 2003.
I was given the system.mdw file from the Access 97 installation and
converted it to system2.mdw (Access 2003 format).  Then I went
Tools->Security->Workgroup Administrator->Join and joined the workgroup.

I only have access 2000, but the database, when I try to load, Access says
it is not possible to convert from 1.x databases.
Are there any tools available to convert my old database to a current
format?

We have an ACC97 application which has been in service for more than 5 yrs.  
The app has just been converted to ACC2003, and all users now run on a
Terminal Server.  
In less than a week, two records have been damaged (each from a different