I have a client that I just finished building a system for.  Her
business is going to hospitals to do audits of their medical records
and insurance billing.  Her business is growing and she has contracted
with other independent consultants to do work for her.  She plans on

Is there a way to synchronize a .mdw file?
For example I am synchronizing the .MDB file when I click on a button
on a form using this code:
CurrentDb.Synchronize ("\path\name of file.MDB")

When we attempt to Internet sync on any computer using Vista, we get this
error:
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Microsft Visual C++Runtime Library X Assertion failed!

I am planning to develop an application using VB6 for the front end &
Access 2000 for the data store. I am interested in the Access
replication. Can anyone point me in a direction where I can find VB
code pertinent to replicating the Access database file?

I have a low volume replicated MS Access 2000 database that is set up
for Internet Replication using anonymous replicas. Everything has been
working fine except I now get the message:
'The search key was not found in any record'

I have not yet created a replicated database (but plan to do so). I've
been doing a lot of reading about it but haven't yet come across a
"simple" explanation of this...
What is the Design Master and how is it used / what is it's purpose in

I finally cracked the code the other day and got an indirect
synchronization to work.  Now I'm wondering if there are any events
that I can capture to indicate progress of the indirect
synchronization.  As I'm working with users who are only occasionally

I need to find a way to create a default path to synchronize my
replica. I have been trying to do it using some VBA code but no
success. Can somebody write me some example code to do this? and where
is the best way to put this code?

I got an App in VB.NET VS2005 front End, and Access backend database.
I get this error during indirect internet replication, but only from some
clients:
"The field is too small to accept the amount of data you attempted to add.

I have been synchronizing the Design Master with one replica for months
now, with conflicts and the option to resolve them. However, the last
time I synchronized, it asked me if I wanted to resolve conflicts and I
chose "yes" and the Conflict Resolution window no longer pops up. I'm

I have a split MS access database with the BackEnd on a shared drive
and I plan on distributing copies of the FrontEnd to individual
computers.
I'm sure over time I'll want to tweak the forms for the FrontEnd and

I've been reading on the Trigeminal site about indirect replication,
and one of Michka's articles deals with using subdirectories for
dropboxes.  Specifically, he indicates that you cannot use the \\server
\share\path\subpath format to specify a dropbox.  He posted this