I want to be able to view certain pdf files launched
through access.  I want to be able to specify the path
where the file is stored.  How can I do this?

I am using Sagekey script for Access97, with Wise
Installation System 9  -  It has been GREAT.
However, I have an application that loads perfectly on
Windows 2000 and xp, but when I try to load to a Windows

I'm new to the idea of distributing an Access db, so I hired a developer to
finish up a db that I own and get it ready.  He will create the runtime and
I will then hopefully sell multiple copies.  Here are a few questions I need
help with.

Hi, I have just bought XP develop Upgrade. There i a big
different from the 97 develop i order to the registry
settings. In XP I can't find any ways to add strings to
the database engine in the wizard?

I converted a database from Access 97 to XP.  When I
import the same information into a XP table and then run
a query to copy the new info into a new table, I receive
the run-time error 3709, the search key was not found in

We have a runtime application we distribute with access
runtime 2002. On one machine, which has Office 2003, the
buttons, which link to other forms, from our main
application, do not function. Any incompatibilities here?

I have upgraded from OfficeXP Developer to Office 2003.  
My project is stored in source safe.  When checking in and
out forms and reports it works fine.  When I check out the
misc objects, all my linked tables to my sql server are

I have developed a database in Access 2002. I would like
to be able to place all or parts of it on a Palm and
synchronize with my desktop. I am new to the Palm world.
Is there a software program or some literature to help me

I have an Access 2003 database (mdb).
The database uses Microsoft Hierachical Flexgrid Control 6.0 (MHF)
I want to make a distributable package, so I bought Access 2003 Developer
Extensions (ADE), since I cannot use Office XP Developer for Access

I'm trying to send a simple email (using the example in
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 811400). It collapses
at the point of sending with message "Could not
access 'CDO.Message' object". Given that I've imported

I am developing an application wherein I have my reports
in MS-Access 2000 and my client does not have ms-access
installed in his machine. So, I am using the runtime
access files which I got it from net.

Well, I suppose it is too much to expect Microsoft to make it obvious
to someone who has been buying the dev ver of office since it first
appeared, exactly where to get it in the new "system". So I have to
ask the general public, regular human beings, who actually have to use

I'd like to use the web toolbar with an Access database and have the forward and back arrows keep track of the forms that are being moved through.  I want to do this with vba.  Any hints on where I might look for information on this?
Karen

How do I remove the various table update warnings in
a "runtime" version of an Access 2000 application? The
confim boxes are unchecked in the standard application.

i'm looking for a way to view the objects contained in a dll so that i don't
have to use trial and error to figure out which libraries to reference when
i'm coding in VBA for access. right now, to get the references to dll's
correct i have to include all the libraries in the project ...