Access 2000.  I have read a little about replication and synch.  Iv'e
created a master on my stationary computor in the office and a replica on a
laptop which I use in the field.  The laptop will always be disconnected, no
networking etc.  My hope is to somehow synchronize the ...

I have a client running Access 2000 on a desktop (win 98) acting as
the 'server' and a Sony Viaio notebook (win 2000).  They are
synchronising and
the data on the laptop is continually getting corrupted.  The symptoms

How to get out of where I am.  :-)
Been working on database that I initially set up as replicable.  That made
all the tables, queries, forms and reports as replicable objects.  Now I
learn that I should have used a different approach, splitting the db before

I removed some tables from the DM (replicated tables) and after syncing with
a replica which had the deleted tables, they reappeared in the DM.
Is that how it's suppose to work?

Have the DM on one computer (win 2k and access 2k) and a replica on a laptop
(win2k and access xp).
Made changes/additions to records of some tables on the laptop.  Used the DM
to sync.  None of the table changes came over!

I would like to create a database and require the users to enter the data
from their NB.  Then sent back to me for consolidation.  I got an idea to
use replication for this purpose. Can someone advise me the actual
procedures to create such database.

I have created a database which currently is split into a Backend and
Frontend which uses replication so I will have the ability to synchronize the
information from the network to laptops that are using the database.  I want
to take the front end and rebuild it using VB.NET; ...

OK, I deleted a replica (a test replica) I no longer needed.
Supposedly, when trying to sync to an non-existent replica, access is
suppose to remove it from the list.  Well, that's not what happens to me.
It stays, even after closing and restarting.

I'm trying to sync from the design master to a replica on my computer and am
getting an error about "unable to apply design changes to one or more
replicas"
What does that really mean, and how to fix/avoid?

I'm posting here in case this is something related to replication (as I'm
working with a replicated db).
I hit a few keys by mistake (have cast on arm and makes for interesting
typing), and hit esc a few times to get back to typing, and suddenly I can't

question:  I'm using the access toolbar (tools, replication, etc.) to
manually sync.  How do I create a button on a form to do this?
And, how do I have it try to sync with all 8 databases even if all 8 are not
available at the time?  I expect only one at a time to be available ...

We currently have an Access 2000 database that is replicated.  We use
the Replication Manager to synchronize the data (we use indirect
replication).  Now if we want to upgrade to Access 2003, what do we use
to synchronize the data with? (we still want to use indirect

Using A2K.  Last year, a design master (data only) for a customer was
developed and
placed it in their folder on the network which I do not have rights to.
I found a replica on my C drive that I would like to convert to a design

I have two databases that are alike. Is there a way I can synchronize them?
I am trying to skip replication.
Thanks.

This seems pretty straight forward, but I can't get it to
work. I'm mostly interested in the progress meter while
the replicas are being compacted.
I'm running Access 97 with Jet SP3.  I have the following