I have a 2003 database I'm trying to open in 2007. It wants to open a
specific report, unsure why it selected that report, but when I tell it to
cancel opening that report, I get this other lengthy message without an error
code. This is the message:

1. I deleted the database from explorer but the name of the database still
shows in Access 2007.
2. There is no way to delete a database app inside 2007. I realize you can
delete all the objects but I don't want to have all the orphaned db names

I bought a new laptop, preinstalled with Window Vista Home Basic by the
computer manufacturer. I have activated the Window Vista Home Basic by keying
in the product key found on the label pasted at the bottom of my laptop.
When I open Word, it require me to activate the product ...

Hello everyone. i need some help
I have downloaded from a Microsoft's link my student version of  office
2007(microsoft office ultimate 2007), it's original and I have paid for that.
No problem with the installation. Problems come later. every, underline

I have installed Office XP Pro on machine running XP Pro with SP3.
Office Xp Pro was installed, but each time I run Word, Excel, etc, it would
start with the "Configuring Offfice for Installation"  window with the
progress bar.  So I uninstalled XP Office.  I then reinstalled XP ...

Downloaded Microsoft Office Professional trial version, after numerous
attempts to install and entering product key, blah, blah, blah. All I need it
for is the Access program and it will not work. Keeps saying the trial
version is expired...

I have recently upgraded from 2003 to 2007 and my macros suddenly wouldn’t
work.  I changed my Sandbox Registry Value from 3 to 2 to try to solve the
problem, but without any success.  
It appears to me, from trying to find the answer on the Internet, that the

I've installed Office Enterprise 2007 on my laptop (Vista), and all the
component parts run OK except Access. I've tried inserting the DVD and asking
for a repair, which seemed to run well, and I've rebooted the computer, but
still Access still won't run. Any suggestions as to ...

new hard drive fitted installed xp but no audio devices found, how do i find
them and fix the problem

I've a computer with two versions of MS Access installed (2000 and 2007 and
both needed).
Access 2000 was installed first (in C:\Program files\Microsoft Office) and
then Access 2007 (in C:\Program files\Microsoft Office12).

When I double click on a database, I get the message about a broken link or
reference to a file called 'ticmdwindow.ocx'.  Anyone know what this file is?
Thanks
[Tim]

I have a copy of the Access 97 app on CD that I need to convert to Access
2007. Do I need to have Access 97 loaded on my desktop to start the
conversion? OR can nI just open the 97 app in 2007 and start the conversion?
thanks in advance for the help

Is there code that can close the database after a period of inactivity?
I have users that forget to sign out of the database at night and I am
unable to update the database tables.

With Access 2007 (Full Version) I can find the SP by the following path -  
Office Button / Access Options / Resources.
This works nicely.  We have some other PCs that have Access 2007 Runtime.  I
would like to know what Version and SP they have.  With Runtime, I still see

First, I do know better but I'm doing it anyway.
Second, without adding any technology (MS SQL, TS, ...) is there anything I
can do to optimize MS Access for use over the WAN?  If I can tweak one,
single, solitary, obscure, hardly-ever-heard-of-and-maybe-not-even-published