I have a design master with tables linked to a backend.  
The design master has forms, reports etc. in it. All the
tables & quieries are fine but my reports, forms etc are
replicas and I can get them back to design master status.

I'm looking for some advice on indirect replication and
how to set it up.
I have a access 2000 database which will be used both
internally and remotely (disconected from the network the

I created a small database in Access XP, but it is using
Access 2000 format.  I went to create a new report this
morning and cannot.  Apparently, all of my reports and
forms have been replicated, along with some of my tables

At http://www.trigeminal.com/usenet/usenet009.asp?1033
BY DESIGN PROBLEM #3
Re: Data Errors
"Anytime you synch, Jet assumes that you might have fixed the problems and

How do I copy data in one row and paste it (replicate it)
into multiple rows below in one operation.
As of now, all I seem to be able to do is copy row 1 and
paste it into row 2, then copy rows 1 & 2 and paste them

I have several reports that use the Date/Time stamp in the
report footer "=now()".  After I set up replication with
three laptops I am having a problem with this fiels.  When
I open these reports I am prompted with a "Enter Parameter

I have a database on our network.  I have run replication
on it creating a Design Master and 3 additional replicas
located in the same network file.  
I will be keeping the Design Master on the Network and

Here is my dilemma.............
Last week I replicated my database in error. What I did
was create a replica set (Design Master, Rep1, Rep2, &
Rep3) on our network, connected the laptops (via network

The MSysErrors has four data error records that have been
long since corrected.  The Wingman synchronization engine
has failed to remove then, thus the error message comes up
every time one of the replicas is opened.  Is there any

We are trying to set up internet replication on IIS 6.0 (W2003).
Just thought I should let you guys know what we have found.
Error nr. 1:  Failure to write to internet handle
   This was solved by adding the mime types .tmp and .msg to the dropbox

My replica set has been humming along just dandy until I
installed SP7 and the associated replication update. I now
receive "Invalid HTTP address" when I try an Internet sync
in retail Access. I can do a direct sync.

I have a replicated Access XP mdb, and although the data
design was to have been locked down, the client realized
that they left out a couple of relevant fields in the data
map...

MSTRAI40.EXE - er... shouldn't it be running while I try and do an internet
sync? I've been keeping an eye on task manager but it never seems to
appear...
The only thing that runs is MSTRAN40.exe. Could this explain why my internet

I looking at ways to reduce the time taken to sync.
I have partial replicas used in the field synchronizing to full sets at the
server.
Would it be quicker (or even possible) to synchronize to a partial set on

We would like to distribute an Access application, would like to use the
Runtime version of Access on the client PCs?
We will be using either Access 2000 or XP.
Can anyone confirm if this is a valid config for the clients.