Hi,
I am a new user.  I have an excel timesheet that everyone
uses to enter their time.  My boss wants to be able to
have everyone enter their time on the excel timesheet file

What I am looking for is an easy way of setting up a
calendar for booking appointments similar to the Calendar
fuction within Outlook.  We have a database the tracks
work orders that we generate here.  Now we want to use

I am trying to link to a log file in Faxman system. It's a
log file, however recognized as a dbase IV file in Access.
It gives me an "External file is not in the expected
format" error. Does anyone know how to correct this? Do I

I have an Excel table linked in an Access 2000 Database.  
If I use a form to write to the excel table, the form
accepts the data and closes without errors.  However, if I
then try to open the linked table, I receive the "External

Hi,
I'm using user-level security with Access 2000.  Even
though I've secured my mdb, I've noticed that someone can
create a new mdb, and import my queries and table links.

I'm attempting to link to an Oracle table and getting "Too
Many Indexes" error message.  Is there a workaround?

Is there a way to test if a table exists in VBA before deleteing it ?
I use this code to delete a table "CurrentDb.Execute "DROP TABLE Customer"",
but if it is not there when that happens, it bombs the program with an
error.

Does anyone know how to automatically import information
from incoming emails into an Access database?
I'd appreciate any advice as to how to set up something
along these lines.

I have a query that uses a control on a form as one of
its criteria.
This seems to cause problems when I attempt to import the
values from the query into Word. I realize the form needs

I am working on an access database that will pull some data from a networked
SQL server.  I have most of the cod written and it works but when I first
access the SQL server (as an ODBC linked table) I am propted for the
password.  How can I pass the password in VB?  If it matters I ...

Hello, I have a split database with an Access fe and be.  
I would like to "unsplit" the database so that the tables
reside in one .mdb file.
How do I do this??

i have a linked sql server table through an ODBC
every time i open the table it prompts me for the password
in the ODBC itself i can't get a password to be saved
i don't want to have to enter the password everytime i

I am trying to export a report from Crystal Reports to
Access using ODBC.  I create a report in Crystal Reports
and save it.  I create a blank database in Access and
save it.  I close Access.  In Crystal Reports I go to

I've been asked to modify an Access97 application
developed two years ago and no one is around that knows
anything about it.
The application has a Paradox DB and an Access97 DB.  A

I'm currently linking to an Excel Spreadsheet which
contains our shipping report.  THe link is fine with the
exception that fields in the report generated by Access
have different properties (Excel is formated as all text