Hi group,
PCDataSheet (for some reason he only knows) is constantly accusing me of sending emails to his office
In a recent thread to Larry Linson:

I am having a problem creating Access tables linked to a
Mysql database.  I get the widow to select a Data Source,
click on the (system) DSN I created (and tested ok), and
click ok.  The Database Source selection window disappears,

I would really appreciate some help to resolve this issue, as has got
me completely baffled.
I have an Access database containing approx 3000 students.
StudentTable  contains all contact data. It is connected via a junction

Both laptops seem to have the same set up office 2002 and windows XP.
But copyfromrecordset works fine on one PC and fails in another. It
does not throw any exception. Help!! thanks,

I've imported a txt list into Access which has some rows that look
like:
0000 0100     CH  Saze National Msr 1  M   CH   4460b 4750x 4800q 5945b
   6030b 6125s 7275b 7290b

A  client has just successfully upgraded from Access 97 to 2000.  I don't
have Access 2000, but I do have Office XP.  Can I successfully use my Access
on their database? They kind of did this behind my back, and I'm responsible
for the application maintenance...!

My A97 runtime installations are sometimes paused
during the install process prompting user with messages
saying the files are in use. Generally, I tell them to click
IGNORE. Although I haven't had any noticeable related

I have four tables of different "entities".  One table contains
information for "people", one for "trusts", one for "companies" and one
for "self managed super funds".  Each type of entity has an autonumber
ID, "Person ID" "Trust ID" "Company ID" and "SMSF ID"

I have the following problem with MS Access 2003 permissions.
I have two users. One is admin and the second one is user who has full
permissions to enter modify and read data.
I have one table and one queries which is based on this table.

My boss wants to be able to set the background color of all forms to
one color that he selects on our Configuration form..
I'd rather not add a function to every form I have and wondered if it
could be done by going through the forms collections.  Here is my code

Just recently I started to get an error when I tried to switch from
Form View to Design view
Microsoft Access can't run the macro or callback function 'fdesign'.
I tried reinstalling Access 2000 but its still bad.

I have a Tabular Form which lists my score per hole in the way of "Par"
"Birdie" ect. I need to create a Text box which counts the number of times
"Par" is listed or each hole.
EG:

I'm using Access 2003 SP2 on XP.
For some reason, after I install MS .Net Framework (1 or 2), my VBA
editor (through Access) crashes.  If I uninstall the .Net Framework,
everything works fine.

=DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy1] = '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy2]
= '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy3] =
'1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy4] =
'1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy5] =

I am working on an Access 2002/Oracle vba automated overnight process.
The problem is there is one user with rights to a certian set of tables
and another user with a certain set of tables.  I can't run the
overnight process with just one login.  Currently, I am having problems