I need to know if I can move Exchange 5.5 into Active Directory 2003.  If so
is there anydocumentation somewhere for me to see.

I am using replication for the first time. I am not the person who will be
administering the database after it's in place, as I am not even in the
same state as the person who will "own" this database. I guess what I'd
like to know is if my plan makes sense:

Access 2000 database file needs to be portable for field
personnel and synchronize with corporate db on a shared
network drive. Here's my plan - will it work?  Keep in
mind the need for a SIMPLE plan for non-technical users.

Warning: Either you do not have permissions to view hidden objects in the
Exchange 5.5 Directory, or the Directory is not exchange 5.5 sp1 later.
Returned information may be inaccurate.  I'm getting this error.  Do I
continue to keep the Exchange 5.5 in the old domain or move it ...

I am developing a distrbuted database across our LAN using Access 2002
Replication.
The database is split into front end & back end files. I want to use the
design master to control various automatic updates and pre-crunch some data

I did a repair and compact against a replica and when it re-opened the
relication symbols on the table objects disappeared.  When I viewed system
objects, the MSys... tables were still there.  Then I went back to a backup
and tried to create a new replica from the backup replica and ...

We are maintaing a replica set in Access 2000 and one of
the replica users would like to create her own reports.  
Does anyone know of a way to permit this  -- I know report
creation is not enabled in replicas, but I'm hoping

I have created  a replicaset of my database on  a laptop The replicaset
start with an startup form. The startupform has 3 tabs, 1 for dataentry, 1
for forms and 1 for reports.
On the reporttab there are some commandbuttons to open the report. When I

When synchronising Design Master with replica get error message like "Data
too large for field ..." and synchro. fails. Does not always happen and the
actual amount of data being transferred does not seem to cause the problem!  
The replicas are stored on data 'pens'and transfered ...

Retention Period is a property global to all replicas in a set. Assume a
design master with e.g. three global replicas, each used as hub for
other replicas with local visibility.
For the "local" replicas: is the retention period the period to be

Is there some add-in tool that can change the Feild names in an exsiting
table and it will change the names in all my forms, Querys, and reports. I
have about 60 reports, Over 100 Qy's, It is very time consuming to do them
indiviually. I also have a logo on all of My reports to ...

When we open up an ACCESS 2000 db form in a replica and invoke the doulbe
click event, fhe following message occurs:
DDE Server Window:  The instruction 0x01281030 reference memory at
0x00000928.  This memory could not be read.  

Hi, I manage a database with eight replicas across a WAN. Because I was
having so many problems running it from within Access 2000 I purchased a copy
of MS Develpoer 2000 and installed Replication Manager. My problem is quite
simply understanding fully how it works. I have ...

My VB app uses an Access 2000 database protected by workgroup database
(.mdw). Both files (.mdb and .mdw) are copied to one folder when my app
is installed on a PC.
My app provides a function to make a standard database a design master

I am using an Access 2000 database with my VB application. After opening
the database I want to know if it is replicated. So I do
  Set repReplica = New JRO.Replica
  With repReplica