Greetings, I was wondering if anyone could help me out
there.  Our office has several specially developed
programs that were developed (not by me) requiring the use
of Access 97 to open and run them.  Our office went thru

Is there a way for mor then one person at a time to be
using ACCESS 2002 in the reports section. We cannot even
get multiple access to design on different reports. It
will only allow one person in reports design at a time.

CD case was cracked so wife threw away and put cd in new
jewel case. Now I have no Key Code (was on sticker on
back of old jewel case). Got new computer and now can't
install program. Any suggestions???

I have tried this on two USB keyboards. Neither will responds to Ctrl+I as a
valid italics command. I have checked under my customize menu to see that
Ctrl+I still coresponds to Italics, and it does. Ctrl+Shift+I does work, just
not Ctrl+I. Well, that about sums it up.

when i complesed install smserver.what the next step i do

Greetings all!
I'm attempting install Access 97 on a new server with
Server 2003 and when I attempt to install access97 an
errror occurs.. "A error had occured at changing workgroup

I have VS Tools for the Microsoft Office System but
I cannot find the Custom Startup Wizard.
Wasn't in Programs /==> MS Office Tools
What is the filename for this Wizard?

I copied my Access database and all supporting files to a portable thumb
drive so I could take it on the road with me.  I try to run the database from
the portable drive and I get the following error:  C:\Documents and
Settings\<username>\Desktop\504Excel.xls' is not a valid path ...

I have access 2000 on a machine and when I try to create a
report using the wizard I get no response, also my add ins
are not highlighted under tools in access.

How can I prevent the start up messages from Access in a runtime environment
that report?
I have an Access application for clients and have just upgraded to Access
2003.  My test install workstation (WinXP, SP2) only contains the ACC 2003

I have recently purchased a new machine running XP Pro
and installed Office 97 Pro but when I try to run Access
I get the message " Microsoft Access can't start because
there is no licence for it on this machine" I have tried

we have migrated an application from Acces 97 to Access 2000.  The
application is very simple it read data from an AS/400 database and fills the
local table with it.  on windows 95 + Access 97 it takes about 30 seconds to
do the job.  With Access 2000 we stopped the job after 2.5 ...

Hello everyone! I posted this message in a few other groups and it was
recommended to me by a reader that this might be the best group in which to
post it. We have recently re-vamped an Access application such that in each
of our 5 locations a local SQL server receives published ...

computers configuration : Windows XP with Access 2000 or Windows XP with
Access 2000 runtime.
I have develop an application which runs great on every computer except one.
This computer his using my .mde with Access 2000 runtime.  When I open my

I am looking to move my webserver offsite, but am worried
about how I would admin my .mdb database.
I currently host my site on a server which is in my local
network.  I currently open my .mdb database over a