loading a form with some subforms in it is takes  to much time
the form gets the focus only after every subform has loaded with it's own
data
i tried to delay loading the subforms only after the OnFocus event but it is

Our organization is purchasing XP Developer. Many of our
clients still have Access 97 .mdb's and many have Acc2000
and newer. For the ones with 97, will XP Developer Runtime
support these .mdb's? Or will we need to convert them to a

Can someone please help me with this issue.  I removed all
the hotfixes off from a Windows 2000 Professional
computer, and now I can't get Windows to come up.  Every
time I bring Windows up, right before the logon screen

I use installshield to install access 2000 runtime.
What is the easiest way for me to force the program to install to
c:\program files\AccessRT?  (instead of the default location)
Sagekey? modify the msi?

I am going to be developing an application for use in GP Practices, and need
to gain a better understanding of the reletaive merits os Access and
SQLserver. I have perused various websites and other references on the
subject, but thought it would be woth trying to gain the benefit ...

I'm sorry to bug you guys with something so trivial but everytime I've tried
to figure this out I've barked up the wrong tree and I think I'm just trying
too hard.
I want to automate a user form:

I have developed a database, which is working fine on
Windows 2000 operating system with ACCESS 2002 and ACCESS
2003.
But the same program is not working on Windows XP using MS

1. For Microsoft Office 2000 Developer, is there a way to
add spell check on the runtime software, and if so how?
2. I just recently received MS XP Pro Operating System. I
am using MS Office 2000 Pro along with FrontPage 2000. I

I have currently installed my runtime program on a
windows 98 machine.  It seems that it is not picking up
data that is saved in a global variable in VBA.  Actually
it is doing alot of funny things that are not happening

I've built a piece of Golf software in Access 2000 which I
plan to sell (using Runtime Access to deploy - I don't
want to state "Microsoft Access"
as a minimum requirement!).  However, I have two

I've generated a Runtime MSI for XP that works fine, but I can't figure out how to build it for NT. My development machine is XP and I wasn't able to load the ADE to NT SP 6a. Any help would be appreciated

There is an upgrade available for Access Runtime.  Does
it, or any other (e.g. SP3) package update the Runtime
package in OfficeXP Developer?
Thanks,  Gordon

Hi There,
I have developed a small application using Microsoft
Access 2000.  I was wondering if there was any way to
deploy the application without the user needing to have

I have two problems with packaging a runtime Access app.
I am packaging with MS Office Developer XP with its SP3
installed and another SP for runtime - all that MS
thought I should install. The programs are developed in

We have a Server 2003 that we are using as connection
between our 2 offices through the internet.  I need to
install the Access 2002 runtime package on this computer
for the users in the other office.  When installing the