I need to deploy a split database at a different site, so the location of
the BE will be different than it is here in my development environment. Is
there any way to set the location of the BE during installaion?
I'm using MS Access 2003 and Visual Studio Tools for Office.

Does anyone know of  a few goog PFD creators I can look at with hopes of
integrating it with a Access2003 database system I am distributing?
Thanks.

I'm developing in Access 2003 and packaging with Visual Studio Tools for MS
Office.
I've added a menu item to the default menu in Access but it doesn't show up
in the run-time distribution.

I understand that you can add an asterisk to a preexisting list (Query or
Value List) in a combo box by using a UNION query in the rowsource properties
to append the items already in the list with an asterisk as the first item.
Anyone know how to do this?

I recently purchased and installed Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the
Microsoft Office System Version 2003.  Now I am looking for the Access
Packaging Wizard, but Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft
Office Access 2003 Developer Extenstions doesn't exist for me! ...

I know that this is a bit off-the-wall, but maybe I can
tap into some experience. I'm posting it here, because my
development environment of choice is Visual Studio.
I intend to create a kernel-mode WDM Driver for a USB

My app uses a FE and BE.  Users can switch between jobs (BE) and do so quite
frequently.  A Function deletes attached tables and attaches tables of the
selected BE.
Now I have added fields to one of the tables in the BE.  I need to be able

I know this has been covered before.  The work-around from MS is:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837150
But it's showing up again, post work-around.
I did the work around a few months ago, and it did fix the problem

got a couple users of an access app i am working on that just got new
machines with xp home sp2 pre-installed.  when they try to run the installer
i made with the packaging wizard that includes the system update and access
2002 runtime they get an error about: office system pack ...

I'm using MSAccess 2003.  I created a TreeView and I want to be able to
have a button that does a Move Down (another one for Move Up) that will
move a leaf inside a node.  I tried to change the index but it's a
read-only property.

I am having a dispute that I need help with.  As I rememember, the Packager
(2000) would allow distribution of then app, the runtime, icon files, and any
reference libraries required to support the app.
My opponent claims it is not legal to distribute any reference libraries

I finally decided to use the "stand alone" application feature of Office 2K
Developer.  On my first attempt to use the PD Wizard a got a reference error
which led me to the MS help that told me that I needed the SR-1 Fulfillment
Disc (no longer available).  I have searched the web ...

Is there a way to set the database or a form in the database to only allow a
limited number of records to be entered?
Thanks for any input!!
Wendy

I have an office in another state that utilizes an access database. When I
want to view their database, I have them email it to me, however, now it's
getting large. Any suggestions on how to get the data to me, even just the
backend... too large would be 11,000 kb. Generally when ...

I am writing VBA code using DAO with access 2003
However, my client is using access XP which uses ADO by default. Therefore
they need to add a Microsoft DAO library to their reference and move up that
library in the priority list.