We are trying to make a copy of our membership database
(which is on a network) an place it on a CD so that we
can take the information to our annual meeting which will
not be linked to our network.  Could anyone give me some

I have a replicated Access 97 database that I'm about to
convert. It originally contains replicated objects (Forms,
Reports, and modules)and their local versios.
Since I learned that starting with Access 2000, Design

We suddenly have two "new" choices available from the
Syncronization process (pull down selection).  We have
found the two incorrect locations and removed the
databases, but the choices are still showing up on the

That might seem like a stupid question, but read the rest.
I have a weird problem (I think I have spotted a schema problem but that's
another topic, and for another room). Sometimes users synchronize and the
customers they just created simply don't replicate. In summary:

We are running a server that runs Replication Manager and services about 30
different MDBs to numerous clients.  All is functioning fine and this has
historically been a reliable system for us.  The question is this:
Is there a way to set up an identically configured system (not a ...

please any one can solve this problem:
i need to make replication between 2 sql server 2000 machine and make the
two machines publisher and subscriber in the same time as i need the two
machine to update the date on the other machine.

Using Access 2002, I was doing routine db checking (data integrity, # of
records entered, etc.), when I checked my lookup tables and found they
have three new fields:  S_Generation, S_GUID, and S_Lineage.  These
fields indicate the db is replicated, correct?  When I go to Tools,

I have a very elaborate database with several replicas.  
Most of the replicas syrcronize perfectly, however, two of
them give error message 3521 stating that it has been too
long between syncronization.  The two were syncronized on

I am getting this error when I open Microsoft Replication Manager:
Microsoft Replication Manager can't open the database ".......".  "...." is
not a valid path.
I have found out that one of the computer where a replica resides has been

I'm a self-taught beginner at Access, using Access 2002.  
I am using a form to enter data into a table.  
Several of my fields are entered repetitively in groups.
(I.e. I have to enter "john smith", his "rep #", and

When users access the EDIT function for records, they
often fail to realize that they are on RECORD 1 and begin
updating the wrong record.  Of course, they don't bother
to "fix" their mistake so the "top" record in the table

I want to be able to have a database in two different
locations and synchronise this.  They are not on a
network at present.  Is there anyway I can do this/
Any help appreciated

I thought my intranet replication problems were over but not so. It works fine (very fast in fact) when run from the Access menubar but fails with the old "invalid http address" when trying to replicate in code
I'm using DAO and my code is simple
dbFrom.Synchronize strToDb, ...