I'm trying to install Access 97 on a Windows XP machine -
When I attempt to start Access after installing it I get a
message saying it isn't registered.  Can Access 97 be
installed with XP?

I have created a small database that is meant to be
accessed by many people.  The people accessing it will not
be editing anything directly, just querying for
information based upon their input from Combo boxes.  For

Is there a way to secure a database entry once the entry
has been made, to prevent overwritting the original entry
with a subsequent entry.  Unfortunately my office has a
person doing data entry that isn't real computer savy.  

Does anyone know if access 2 works on windows 2000??  
(yes, access 2, you think they would have converted the
database by now!)

I run Windows ME.  When I type Start>Settings>Control
Panel I cannot access any items...I get the
message, "Windows cannot access the specified device,
path, or file.  You may not have the appropriate

I have a slight problem.  Our business is currently
deploying Office 10 to the company, unfortunately there
are still quite a few users that use Access 9.0 at this
stage and any apps that I deploy still contain the Office

I have recently inherited a database from another designer
who left no documentation on how it is structured, its
logic, etc.  Is there any way to document
the "architecture" of an Access database?

We are trying to recover from a hard drive crash.  A
recovery company pulled the data they could from the
drives and we are trying to determine if any of them are
still useful.  When trying to open several Access

Hi
I have a programme that is a business stock control
programme,
that worked ok in Win 98, since then I've upgraded to XP

I just upgraded tp Access 2003.  Now, whenever I open a
database I get 3 messages/promts telling me that there is
code and do I want to enable it. I created all of the
files and this has quickly become a pain in the @#%  !!  

Group, I have Access 2002.  I am trying to create a pivot
table form.  I can successfully create a pivot table form
in Access 2000, but not in 2002.  In 2000, it took me to
Excel in the Pivot table design mode.  In 2002, it appears

I would like to disable the close button ("X") along with the minimize/maximize buttons for the entire Acess program (not just a form).  Possible
Any help is welcome, thanks
Gary

Over the past year, as my application has been further
developed, I've
noticed it has got incredibly slow just to get to the
database window.

I have tried to follow the instructions for fixing
the "Microsoft Access can't start because there is no
license for it on this machine.", but have been
unsuccessful.

Upgraded from Office 97 Professional to Office 2003
Professional. Have completely uninstalled and reinstalled
Office 2003 twice using a compllete install but the
wizards and database splitter are either missing or