is it possible to retrieve a liste use for publipostage with word to access?
regards
claude

Looking for a solution to move FROM an Access DB to something bigger and
which can be multi-user. Currently uses a local Access DB (not networked)
that is copied to the network so the next user can Access. Has anyone
upgraded from Access to something more multi-user friendly?

Good morning.
I'm posting here, even though my issue is not a result of a DB conversion.
I have a 2000 DB file that I set up on a server and also emailed to a user.
My user and myself are both using Access 2003, but when my user tries to

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I'm using the SendObject to programatically send emails , which is working
great.
I recently got a request from management to send email on behalf of another
user,

I have Office 2003 and I created database using 2002-2003 file format.I spit
front end and back end. make an mde file.
However, when I give this mde file to people with office XP, their access
2002 cannot open my mde file saying it's not correct version. (strange).

How can we gather the information pertaining to forms,reports,macros
etc from an approach file? Is there any tool/program available?
cheers,
nuti

We've been running Access 97 for some time now, we have some 300+ DBs in it.  
Some are production grade systems that cannot be easily upgraded due to a
swath of custom programming.
However, we have some that NEED to be upgraded to memory and performance

I have an Excel 2003 database - list of alumni with names, addresses,
year of grad, etc. and I'm trying to import it into Access 2003. All
seems to go normally with the wizard, but then I get a "Subscript out
of range" message - twice during the attempt at conversion. The it

We are migrating from approach to access.
My basic understanding of the procedure is that the data has to be
migrated and all the other features like forms and reports have to be
recreated.

I have a  Form &  Sub-Form
What is the proper syntax to reference a field in the sub-form or visa
versa.
I tried accessing the field from the subform below:

I am really new to the SQL world, so please bare with me.
I have an Access dbs that works fine - it allows me to populate tables
from forms.
there are several forms, queries and tables

Is it possible to copy and paste a range from Excel 2003 to Access 2003
where the format of the excel sheet matches the format of the datagrid?
Access responds with "the text is to long to be edited".
If not, is there any other way to copy in ranges of data to update or append

I have an access database in which the front end resides on each users
desktop and the back-end is on a shared network drive.  The database has been
running great for months, until about a week ago.  I started to get the run
time error message 3343 "Unrecognizable Database Format".  ...

I would like to migrate our MS Access applications (including Forms/Code
Modules) to MS Visual Basic 6.  What are my options?  What are your
experiences?