We would like to move forward to Access 2002, but there are concerns from our
IT department that any other database that we would come in contact with
would be converted or damaged.
My questions are:

I have setup the startup of a database to restrict the user from all
options...tool bar etc.
However I have to go in there now and modify a form and query, but cannot
even unhide the DB window.  How do I get around this?

  I'm trying to figure out how to enumerate the fields in a table in a
current database from vba. The documentation seems to suggest it's possible
but only details how not to do it.

I am having random errors when starting the Visual Basic
Editor in Access 2003.
When I start Access 2003, create a blank database, create
a blank form, and then open the Visual Basic Editor, I am

I  have  few questions regarding installation of Access 2000.
1. Can I install Access 2000 in a Windows XP machine?
2. Is it possible to install Access alone from an MS Office 2000 CD?
Thanks,

My pc is windows xp pro. It won't let me use, Office 97. Tells me" this
machine does not have a license. What is the problem?

I have a machine that is running an Access 97 database.  If I install VB.Net
2003 on the same machine, will Access 97 get hosed?
Not sure if this should be a post here or in the .net newsgroup, but I
thought I'd try here.

Is it possible to compact a database via a programmatic command? (If so,
what's the syntax please?) I ask this because I have a 750 Mb database which,
during processing, grows past the Access limit of 2 Gb. This destroyed the
coding I did on Friday. So if possible, I'd like to ...

Can I install the Access 2003 upgrade with the Office XP Standard? I have
followed the directions with the upgrade to "prove" that I own an Office XP
product, however it will not allow the installation. I'm wondering what I am
doing wrong....

I have a problem: I was running a VBA access module on a very large database
(520,000 recs) and suddenly got an "Invalid Argument" popup, after processing
all but about 17,000 records. Since I'd previously debugged the code, I know
it works. (However, this IS a new project under ...

I'm building a new box for a user and they have Access tables resident on
their computer.  They want to share these tables with other users.  Without
trying to sound totally dumb, I've checked all the properites and possible
permission locations for these tables and can't find ...

Everytime I start outlook an error screen pops up "There is no disk in the
drive. Please insert a disk in drive A:" Please tell me how to not get that
message.
Thanks

MS Access 2000is missing the fonts under the tools, options, datasheet, it is
completly blank....   Every new table, report , etc is created in a horrible
font, I then have to reformat the font in order to read the table.    I want
to choose a default font to save me time and ...

I know this is a common topic, but I have some questions relating to Access
in a concurrent user environment that I haven't seen before.  As mentioned
many times, Access doesn't exactly have the best performance when multiple
users are accessing the database at the same time.  ...

I have had some random users, after using the program fine, for months, come
up with either of the above Subject's errors, msysdb and objects showing as
Missing in the References list.
I have been able to resolve both those problems, but I don't know what