I purchased an ADSL modem, which it says is a router.
When I plug it in using the USB windows recognises it and it works, but
I want to know is, it only has one ethernet port, so how am I meant to
network with it?

I have a linked SQL Server table in my database.  I can edit and add
records to this table using bound forms.  However, in my database I
have unbound forms, which add new records.  My problem is I've been
unable to open the table with code.

I´m new here; congratulation to accessmonster.com --> the postings/answers
here are very interesting and I got already some helping information...
My problem:
I try to use a multiuser application in Access 2003, SP1 (Office 2003, SP1)

I have finished a project in MS ACCESS 2003. Since the master tables were
quite huge, I decided to split my database to FE/BE into 4 database. These
databases were splitted to Inventory Master Table, Vendor Master Table, Main
Transaction Table, and Details Transaction Table.  The ...

I have done several hours of internet and USENET research and cannot find any
information on the multiuser issue I am encountering.  
I have split my database into FE and BE versions.  During testing with
another user, both of us using local FE versions, any changes each of us ...

I have a split A2k db on a 30-user network, with each workstation having its
own frontend (on its C drive) and all with linked tables which are in a db
on the fileserver.
All works fine, except that it is very laborious when I make design changes

Using MS Access 2K on Windows XP
I have recently implemented a database application split into FE and BE for
the first time. I will be making modifications to the FE, and was wondering
if someone could give me feedback on the setup I have.

Two problems. First:
I have an Access DB (2000) that I am distributing to about 10 machines and
will have about 200 users. I am trying to find the best way to allow each
user to open the database. Should I put a shortcut on each users desktop and

Does anyone know why the system dsn setting on a client computer would
disappear overnight? The user was using it yesterday and today it doesn't
exist. Other than direct administrator action, what could have done this?
Thanks

I developed quite a few databases in Access ’97.  The databases are on a LAN
and have multiple users.  The user group has just recently been moved from NT
to XP.  The conversion from 97 to XP went fine, but I’m having trouble with
maintenance.  

I am going to be deploying a database FE/BE to my client, where they
will have the FE on their local C drives, but the BE will be on the
server on a mapped drive letter P (for projects).  Will there be any
issues with that?  I have never done this and want to try and anticipate

I am turning a database over to a group of individuals that I KNOW will
not be faithfully compacting the database often enough, and in addition,
I'd like to be able to have it so that after every 5 times (I'd also
like to be able to change this number if need be) the database will

I have created an Access adp project with an SQL server back end database and
I want to run it on a Citrix / Terminal Server machine. We are getting an
error on the Citrix Server about the database being open already when the
second user tries to open it. Any ideas of how to ...

I have Access 97 installed on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition.
When I have one user in Access97 it works ok.
When a second user tries to execute Access it gives them
C:\windows\system32\system.mdw file already in use.

I have a database that I'm building for my department & another to use.  
Currently, I have this database saved to my own "C" drive as well as the
"groups" drive.  The users would prefer a desktop icon Vs finding the path,
etc.