I am trying to split my database into front and back ends but linked tables
manager does not appear in my Addins and the addins forder is empty - any
suggestions?

I have always used early binding but I am exdperimenting with late binding
to fix errors on various client PC's.
The following fails at the last line below with the error 'invalid procedure
call or argument'. Anyone say why?

Hello to all, i'm using Access 97 on a Novell file
server, some client are in Windows 98 and Windows XP and
we have sometime database corruption. Our Access is
a .MDW file.

We have an IT help desk application developed in Access 2k, 2k2 &2k3
targeting companies of about upto 150 employee size and are wanting some
thoughts on an idea of a design we are thinking of that will allow say upto
150 employees logging and viewing their help desk calls. ...

Good afternoon
I have tried several times to find something about User-Specific Forms in the ng's, but haven't found it yet.  And I've also checked The Access Web as well, to no avail
I would like to offer different startup forms for different users based on their GroupID.  So, I'm ...

One of our machines scans barcoded product as it goes by on a conveyor.
The vb app, which handles these incoming MSCOMM events, writes to a 4 field,
unindexed table approximately every .5 seconds .... it does this for hours
on end.

The dll files are also in different directory paths on their machines.
The code in the 97 database app will work with either file but is
there any way to automate mapping to the correct path and file at
startup?

I am a relatively new Access user, and have just finished creating an
Access 97 database.  There is no code in it but do have many objects
in it, Tables, Queries, Forms, Reports and Macros (which are run from
command buttons on the Switchboard and Forms).  The DB is to be shared

We have  a from and sub form which have there source as a query.
While in the subform, if the data is change, at close of form we receive a
message:
"the data has been changed" another user edited and saved the changes

I have a form linked to one table in a multi-user network
enviroment on Access 2002 -
Into the main form I have built a 'refresh' form query,
which is supposed to update the table information when

Simple Access 2002 database with customers to call used by five users. I
have set Default record locking to "Edited Record" and check "open Databases
using record level locking".
I can still open two instances of the database and revise the same record

Is there anywhere that gives advice on the maximum size of an Access Database before you should consider a full blown SQL system. Like how many reords and how many users?
I am helping develop a system and we would like some idea of the constraints
TIA
Tony

I've been reading some of the posts about giving each user their own front end and linking the tables to the back end tables.  I have 40 users, and so far, I've only had 1 concurrent connection to my database.  Am I okay sharing the front end (as I am now), or should I create ...

W2000 client, Office XP, Access 2002 MDE on client, mdb on server.
If this particular client runs the mde file, Access will crash at the point
of
sending an email through Outlook. If I open the front end MDB in Access

got a long lasting problem here and would really appreciate a hint from
someone:
Scenario:
Access 2000 "Database"