I have an Access Database that is set up as a split
database ( back end tables on network and front end on
each users machine). Recently we had a record corrupt (
#Error on memo field and other fields has jibberish). I

I have a question about converting a database that was
created in Access 2000.  He opened it in 2003 and
the "left" function is not working properly.  If he
writes the 'left' function in a new 2003 db it works fine.

j.j.champion@ex.ac.uk
Can anyone help me to correct an error.  I messed around
with adding users groups to an existing application and
set passwords where necessary.  Now I am unable to even

Hello, I'm starting to learn VB because I need to be able
to distribute the solutions I create in Access to people
who do not have Access on their computers.  But, does
anyone know if Microsoft sells a product that will allow

My PC has been upgraded from Me OS to XP Home for over two
years and upgraded, through the years from Office 2000
Pro, 2002 Pro and now 2003 Pro. Unfortunately I have not
used Access until now, and I have a problem in which I

I have a new computer, and am installing Acess 2002 using
disk from previous computer.  I get an error
saying "failed to locate a valid qualifying product" &
error #1608.  Anyone know how to get around this and why

Whenever I try to open an Access 97 .mde in Windows XP I get .mde is not a valid Win32 application.  Any suggestions
Thanks

In trying to install Access 2002, I get an error code
1608. They say that the product key number is wrong and
yet this is the number of the cd package straight from
the store.

I'm having a big problem with my database this morning.  
The backend of the application does not create an ldb file
anymore.  So now only one person can access the tables at
a time.  I don't know what prompted the change, as

I have a 3rd-party app (add-in) I'm kinda dependent on
that hasn't been released for Access 2003 yet. I need to
use it, but I've got to have Access 2002 for it to work.
I've installed Office 2003 Pro on a Win XP Pro computer.

error message 3170
Couldn't find installable ISAM.
Used this program all year last year and now can't access
because of this error.  Any suggestions.

When trying to open a certain Access Database (Office 97)
it opens but only takes up 2/3rds of the screen, it
doesn't open up fully, and it is definitely maximised.  It
is the only database that does this, all others are fine

I'm trying to run a program which uses the Access 97
runtime, and I'm on Windows XP on an NT Domain.
I get the following error:
"Can't be started. was unable to initialize the Windows

In many of the examples the dim statement with
database and table are used as this for example:
Dim db As Database, Tbl as Table
When I try this I get a compile error saying "User-

When UPGRADING, say from W98, to Windows XP an existing
MS Access runtime application then fails having previously
run perfectly well on the previous Windows platform?
The application also runs perfectly well on FULL XP