I used an existing database, deleted most unused items, created my own
tables for my farm workers time card program and calculations of the hours
worked and payment due them. I update this into a year to date table which
started in January of this year. I used the old database  ...

Users of one Access 2000 database on our network
continually receive the message "The database "..(actual
name here)..." needs to be repaired or isn't a database
file.  You or another user may have unexpectedly quit

I had an Access XP connected through linked tables to an
SQL7 db running on NT4 and everything worked great.  I've
just migrated to SQL 2000 on Server 2003 and the linked
tables are now blank.  Yet when I go to the sql database,

Are there any options/commandlines for installing Access
2003 on a Windows NT Server?

I understand that access installed from developers office
uses the same exe file as the retail version of the
product (msaccess.exe).  If I dont actually have 'access
to' someones machine (remote site) and they are claiming

I have this problem but cannot find a solution.  I checked
MS Knowledge base to no avail.
Whenever I start Access I get a message saying:
"An error occured and this feature is no longer

Hello,
I have a database that I've created on my home computer,
yet when I install it on the client's computer, one of
the functions that I created and wrote code for doesn't

Hello All --
My group is considering purchasing a server to run
MSAccess 2002/2003 (please don't ask why -- cannon to kill
the fly routine).  

Users have noticed when using the icon on their
desktop "Tracking" supplied by Auto FE they loose the
ability to click on a window icon on the start toolbar to
switch back and forth between forms.

I am currently runnining a databse on a Windows2000 server.
All 8 users have Full Access on each of thier machines as opposed to on the
network
The database was developed using A2K

I have works 2001 installed on my computer. I want to change to Office 2003. will I have problems. sic./ will office ignor works or will it act as anupdate.

I've been having corruption problems with my application
at work (about 10 users, back-end DB on server, front-end
on client PC's).  I am now investigating software versions
to see if I can determine the problem.  On the Microsoft

I have finally taken the plunge and followed MVP's
recommendation to split the database to avoid data
corruption and provide better performance.  The
configuration is now:

I just upgraded from Accress 97 to 2003. Now everytime I open anything I get
the above garbage.  I have to go through three dialog boxes to open my own
databases. How do you shut this crap off?

When opening MS Access a System error message appears
stating insufficient memory to start Access. Although it
advises that i close unneeded programs, there are no open
programs at the time of opening