Hi NG,
I want to backup a replicated backend database. Everything works fine, I
have all tables (not the system tables) with data and the relations in my
backup db. The tables are all unreplicated as expected. But I can?t get

I've been thinking of creating my own synchronisation using guids as
autonumbers. If I can implement this then people could email their
backends to me and there would be no problem.
Has anyone tried this, and are there any things to look out for?

I have set up a replica set with Replication Manager that
allows for indirect replication. This works fine within
the LAN network. However, when external users dial in to
the network via ISDN, indirect replication just doesn't

I am using Access 2000 (SP3).
The Design Master and all replicas of my database were synced. On opening
the Design Master, I received the typical "conflicts" message:
 This member of the replica set has conflicts from synchronizing changes

I updated the incorrect field in mt Design Master, but
the correct information is still on my replica database -
when I synchronize, can I have the replica information
take precedence? Otherwise I'm cooked and have no way to

I am trying to install the Trigeminal Utility that removes
the Replication Properties from a Access 2000 Replica.
The Instructions include "This is an Add-In, you must
register it using regsvr32.exe".  

I have an Access 2002 database on a Windows 2000 server at my home office.
At two remote offices I want at least 2 people at EACH of those offices to
have access to that database.  (Potential for 4-6 users updating and
synchronizing).  Every user is running Windows XP Pro and Office ...

We have some serious problems with our application server
where we put the hub master(s) for our replica set. Even
though we checked the setup, downloaded all available
patches and checked it on viruses, it appears it

I created a single db, now I have been suggested to create a frontend and a
backend. I don't know if I understand properly the meaning.
First, does it means that I have 2 database?
The backend contains only the tables, the frontend all the other objects

Our nine-member replica set has been working great for a
few months, but one of the members will no longer
successfully synch. Viewing its synch history, details
states "An error occurred while using the partner member

I am looking at replicating a database for use by connected and disconnected
users.  I plan on using indirect synchronization but have a couple of
questions.
1) Does the synchronizer need to be up and running at all times on each

I created a DB (linked tables, queries, forms, masks), and I was wondering
if the replication is good for the following situation:
There are 2 computers (a laptop and a tower pc)
1-some data are entered on a laptop

I have a question and cannot seem to get an answer from Microsoft. I am a concerned parent who placed parental control on IE. I have spaced out my password and would like to know if I can clear the password through the BIOS or system tools. The MS tech support refers me to a tech ...

I posted yesterday asking if my situation was a good candidate for
replication.  Cheval responded and said that it was.  (See "Good case for
replication?" posting).
I set up the replica and have made several additions/modifications to the

Our Access 2000 replicated database has been
synchronizing fine for many months, and there have been
no design changes.  Some members of the group were
upgraded to Access 2003 and we now get the above error