Does anyone know of any good source to explain how to be able switch back
ends tables inside of a front end application? For instance, I would like
the user to be able to open a form where they could select the back end
database that they would like to use. This would allow them to ...

I have a split access 2000 database - SQL backend containing all of the data
and tables and approximately 30MB front end with forms, reports, queries,
etc.
The front end runs on about 100 computers, on either side of a T1 WAN. I

Is there a way to set up security in Internet Explorer
v.6 to prevent certain employees from internet access??

After making an mde file from an Access 97 read-write mdb
file and writing it to a cd, the understandable
message "read-only" is seen when opening that file on the
cd.

My users have been on Win 98 using Access 97 for some time
with no problems.  The company is upgrading some users to
Win 2000.  The o/s upgrade itself is causing no problems.
Some of these users need to use a new database built in

BlankWhere is the table data linkage information stored when I split my database?  
I split my database and everything looks OK, but I can't explicitly prove where the data is when my app runs.
You see, my front end db crashed and became corrupted right ant the end of the splitting ...

I have a new laptop, XP.  I can load word & excel, but when I try to open access, I get a message that it is not licensed for this computer.
How do I get it licensed on the laptop?
Thanks for your help.
Lody

I have searched for this topic in this newsgroup
(manually scrolling, not sure if I am even using this
newsgroup site correctly).
Can anyone provide me with resources to review to

I have a stand alone server on just a workgroup with an
Access 2000 database. When I try to open the database from
a workstation on a domain, not workgroup, I get an error
that the database is read-only. I have the permissions set

Have daughters computer on home network with 2 others.
Mine is host setup with ICS (192.168.0.1) as host.
Hers was working fine but now my host won't resolve her DNS
requests.  Son's computer still works fine (and is exactly

I have Office XP Developer on my home computer which has a Pentium4 running Windows XP Home User operating system.  At work, the company database (to which I will be programming) is in Access 97.   Since I don't want to constantly convert the database back and forth when working ...

I have a table containing personnel information, which
includes an email address field.  I want to be able to run
a query based on certain criteria and return a list of
email addresses, and send a message to those addresses.  

My table's PK is a replication ID. If I display the value
in a form it is as expected, eg {ADSSD..SSD}. However if I
access the value programatically, eg MsgBox Me.PrimaryKey,
the value is always returned as "????????".

I have Office 97 running on Win XP, not my decision but a
must. All office apps run fine except Access. When I try
to open access it says it " cannot open because there is
no license for it on this machine". This is before and

windows xp home
want to set up multiple user accounts each with its own
drive for programs and storage
drives will be partitions on one hard disk