Access 97 executables and other versions of Access
I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as we don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and some of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer technology! We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) into Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of Access due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are locked down). Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed instead of using mdb/mde files? Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 and XP at the moment)? Are there any issues with going down this route? Thanks Steve
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knee_boarder
10/28/2009 1:00:52 PM
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Hi, Access 97 to 2000 conversion should work smoothly, just check that you have all references in place. and remove all unused references in Access 97 mdb before converting Furthermore - you can run Access 97 mdb on Access 2000. Having Access 97 and 2000 running on same PC is not a problem, works fine -- Best regards, ___________ Alex Dybenko (MVP) http://accessblog.net http://www.PointLtd.com "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... > I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as > we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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Alex
10/29/2009 11:11:52 AM
What I completely forgot to mention is it's Access 97 forms linking to a sql server database rather than everything being in Access 97 (using linked tables and queries) Alex Dybenko wrote: >Hi, >Access 97 to 2000 conversion should work smoothly, just check that you have >all references in place. and remove all unused references in Access 97 mdb >before converting >Furthermore - you can run Access 97 mdb on Access 2000. >Having Access 97 and 2000 running on same PC is not a problem, works fine > >> I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >> we >[quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >> >> Steve -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-conversion/200910/1
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knee_boarder
10/29/2009 12:50:26 PM
Hi, still should work ok. What kind of errors you are getting after conversion (or during it)? -- Best regards, ___________ Alex Dybenko (MVP) http://accessblog.net http://www.PointLtd.com "knee_boarder via AccessMonster.com" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e51099d65383@uwe... > What I completely forgot to mention is it's Access 97 forms linking to a > sql > server database rather than everything being in Access 97 (using linked > tables and queries) > > Alex Dybenko wrote: >>Hi, >>Access 97 to 2000 conversion should work smoothly, just check that you >>have >>all references in place. and remove all unused references in Access 97 mdb >>before converting >>Furthermore - you can run Access 97 mdb on Access 2000. >>Having Access 97 and 2000 running on same PC is not a problem, works fine >> >>> I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access >>> as >>> we >>[quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >>> >>> Steve > > -- > Message posted via AccessMonster.com > http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-conversion/200910/1 >
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Alex
10/29/2009 3:05:26 PM
HIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS REALLY WEIRD WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU GUYS ON ABOUT? WHAT DO YOU MEAN? WHY DO YOU TALK ABOUT THIS STUFF? "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... > I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as > we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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jesus
10/31/2009 2:03:24 PM
"knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote: >I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as we >don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases And it will take significantly longer to develop the same app in a ..Net or other solution than it would in Access anyhow. >We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) into >Access 2000 but they fail Like Alex stated they should convert relatively easily. Let us know the error messages and we can help out. >and we don't want to install two versions of Access >due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are >locked down). Well, you'd likely need to keep developing in A97 though until the last of your users convert to A2000. Hmm, A2000 is quite old. MS won't be delivering any more security patches in about a year or so. >Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which >could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed >instead of using mdb/mde files? There is no such product. Now what there is available is a runtime. But if you already have a version of Access installed then there's no real need for the runtime. >Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 >and XP at the moment)? No. Tony -- Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP Tony's Main MS Access pages - http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm Tony's Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/ For a free, convenient utility to keep your users FEs and other files updated see http://www.autofeupdater.com/ Granite Fleet Manager http://www.granitefleet.com/
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Tony
11/1/2009 1:08:24 AM
"jesus" <6330@stjohns.wilts.sch.uk> wrote: >HIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >THIS IS REALLY WEIRD WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU GUYS ON ABOUT? WHAT DO YOU MEAN? >WHY DO YOU TALK ABOUT THIS STUFF? This forum/newsgroup is meant for discussions on Microsoft Access. Tony -- Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP Tony's Main MS Access pages - http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm Tony's Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/ For a free, convenient utility to keep your users FEs and other files updated see http://www.autofeupdater.com/ Granite Fleet Manager http://www.granitefleet.com/
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Tony
11/1/2009 1:08:43 AM
"knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... >I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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kenneth
11/1/2009 10:30:28 PM
Le 29/10/09 13:50, dans 9e51099d65383@uwe, ��knee_boarder via AccessMonster.com�� <u55803@uwe> a �crit�: > What I completely forgot to mention is it's Access 97 forms linking to a sql > server database rather than everything being in Access 97 (using linked > tables and queries) > > Alex Dybenko wrote: >> Hi, >> Access 97 to 2000 conversion should work smoothly, just check that you have >> all references in place. and remove all unused references in Access 97 mdb >> before converting >> Furthermore - you can run Access 97 mdb on Access 2000. >> Having Access 97 and 2000 running on same PC is not a problem, works fine >> >>> I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >>> we >> [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >>> >>> Steve
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Gilbert
11/10/2009 4:40:24 PM
no spicke ingli "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion : 9e448e420fd75@uwe... > I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as > we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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nathalie
11/13/2009 4:26:31 PM
"jesus" <6330@stjohns.wilts.sch.uk> a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : 80BC8029-2443-4169-90E0-D958A59F7E75@microsoft.com...
> HIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> THIS IS REALLY WEIRD WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU GUYS ON ABOUT? WHAT DO YOU
> MEAN? WHY DO YOU TALK ABOUT THIS STUFF?
>
> "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe...
>> I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access
>> as we
>> don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and
>> some
>> of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a
>> local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer
>> technology!
>>
>> We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms)
>> into
>> Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of
>> Access
>> due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are
>> locked down).
>>
>> Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which
>> could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is
>> installed
>> instead of using mdb/mde files?
>>
>> Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde
>> files?
>>
>> Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem?
>>
>> Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of
>> 2000
>> and XP at the moment)?
>>
>> Are there any issues with going down this route?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Steve
>>
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joe
11/15/2009 6:42:58 AM
i have some questions about this how do u add friends "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... >I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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zion
11/25/2009 2:30:24 AM
Le 25/11/09 03:30, dans eNxdBcXbKHA.5156@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl, ��zion gerald�� <gerald.zion@yahoo.com> a �crit�: > i have some questions about this how do u add friends > "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... >> I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >> we >> don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and >> some >> of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a >> local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer >> technology! >> >> We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) >> into >> Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of >> Access >> due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are >> locked down). >> >> Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which >> could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed >> instead of using mdb/mde files? >> >> Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? >> >> Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? >> >> Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 >> and XP at the moment)? >> >> Are there any issues with going down this route? >> >> Thanks >> >> Steve >> >
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Edmundo
11/27/2009 7:09:48 PM
Yeah steve. What will happen then?? "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... >I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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alex
11/29/2009 3:39:56 PM
edyefeyf9eyGDFEFdefie fayefoyeweyw8fouhdufaiyfwi8uryeiwoiew "knee_boarder" <u55803@uwe> wrote in message news:9e448e420fd75@uwe... >I have a few questions regarding Access 97 and other versions of Access as >we > don't have time to develop .net versions of our Access 97 databases and > some > of our users are moving to other versions of Office/Access - I work for a > local authority hence we tend to be very slow in moving to newer > technology! > > We've tried converting our Access 97 databases (lots of front end forms) > into > Access 2000 but they fail and we don't want to install two versions of > Access > due to having our applications delivered via Novell to the user (PC's are > locked down). > > Do we need to purchase anything to produce stand alone executables which > could be used on any pc regardless of which version of Access is installed > instead of using mdb/mde files? > > Would stand alone executables have all the functionality of mdb/mde files? > > Would this overcome the Office XXX version problem? > > Will newer versions of Windows become an issue (we're on a mixture of 2000 > and XP at the moment)? > > Are there any issues with going down this route? > > Thanks > > Steve >
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leo
12/3/2009 6:23:04 PM
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I would like to know if it's possible to have autosignature in Outlook Web Access, and if so how to implement it. If anyone can help, it would be greatly apreciated. Thank You. It depends on the version of Exchange - Outlook Web Access is a function of Exchange, not Outlook. Exchange 2003 does this natively, previous versions may have a third party add-in that will allow users to do this. For better information, post in an exchange group such as microsoft.public.exchange.admin. --� Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due t...
Restricting access to note attachments
Hi all, is there a way to restrict access to attachments on notes to specified users. I know we can, using the Security Roles, define who can and can't read/ write the notes fields but we would like our users to be able to view the note, but not open the attachment(s) unless they are the owner of that note (or at least in the business unit, etc.). I know this could be done for Word/ Excel files in Office (Password protection) but are looking for something more encompassing for all attachments inside CRM. Thanks, -- Matt Pring On Oct 21, 3:54=A0pm, Matt Pring <MattPr...@discus...
Problem with latest version of Outlook under XP
This problem is occuring at a friend's local military medical facility: In outlook if you open a new e-mail message and want to task someone, there is a message flag (Red Flag Icon) option. Until recently, when we did this a new task would be generated in the sender's task list. Now all of a sudden it does not work anymore. The task just doesn't show up in any view mode. Any help would be appreciated. ...
Access 2003 and Access 2007 Synchronization
I'm setting up a new business relationship with a company in Portugal. They use Access 2003. I have just bought MS Office Professional 2007 (with Access 2007). Our plan is that they will send, once a month or so, their Access db then we will update and add to that db and then return it after another month or so. There probably won't be a lot of updates on our end so the monthly cycle should work. After they synchronize, they will send a new version of the db and we will start over. My goal is to keep everything as simple as possible partially because I don't know how skillf...
Excel Row to Access Columns
Hi, I have a single row in Excel with a lot of data, what I need to do is move that to a column in Access. I need some way to automate that. I know the easiest way to do that would to just transpose it in excel and then import in access.But I cant do that as I just get that excel file with one row and I need some way to automate the process in Access. thanks m -- mk389 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mk389's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php?action=getinfo&userid=15272 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?...
Help displaying a random record in a form--Access newbie
Hello, I am new to Access, so if anyone can help me, please assume I know absolutely nothing! I currently have a table with two columns, ID and CHORE. In each row, the ID number corresponds to a chore that I have entered. I would like to create a form with a button and a text field such that when I press the button, a random chore is displayed in the text field (supposed to make chores more "fun" for my son). There is no need to remove this record from future clicks (the same record can come up over and over without any problem for me) Can anyone explain to me (in pai...
Access
Hi My form takes a few moments to load up as it is fairly substantial SQL statement is there a way to get something to display a graphic or 'loading...' message to appear why it calculate the contents? Steve ...
access mail on WEB
Is there a way i can check emails from exchanger server 5.5 from an internet browser. I have Exchange 5.5 in win NT 4.0. Thanks! Yes - install OWA (Outlook Web Access) and open up the needed ports in your firewall (80 for http; better to use SSL and port 443 instead). disk0nek wrote: > Is there a way i can check emails from exchanger server > 5.5 from an internet browser. > > I have Exchange 5.5 in win NT 4.0. > > Thanks! ...
access or mount mirrored hard disks
Hi, is it possible to access a mirrored harddrive? or mount the mirrored volume by using api or mfc commands? Thank you in advance Wimpi ...
Access Database In Great Plains
I was wondering if anyone knew how to have the databases that are stored in access transfered over to great plains. I'm current running version 8.0 any help would be greatful. thanks Search Customer Source for integration Manager. MS Access databases can be used as a data source. Vincev "jake" wrote: > I was wondering if anyone knew how to have the databases that are > stored in access transfered over to great plains. I'm current running > version 8.0 any help would be greatful. thanks > > Hi Jake, Is this something you need to do regularly or is it ...
CRM v4 Accessibility Improvements
Hi all: Does anyone know if any improvements have been med to CRM v4 in the area of accessibility for handicapped users? One of my customers has a user who is blind and they need to make the software accessible to him. Thanks in advance for any and all help. John. Hi John, We have added following Accessibility features in CRM 4.0 : 1) High Contrast Mode (Tools --> Options --> General Tab --> Enable high contrast settings) 2) All the Form input elements have <LABEL FOR> to aid in screen readers. 3) All the Images have a ALT tag (for non text elements) etc. Thanks! Ma...
Upsizing Access to SQL Server 2000
Hello, I am new to SQL Server. I am trying to use the Database upsizing wizard to upsize a Access 2000 database into SQL Server 2000. They are both on the same machine (running Win 03 Server). I cannot connect to the SQL Server. Error as below: Connection failed: SQLState: '01000' SQL Server Error: 14 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][Shared Memory] ConnectionOpen(Invalid Instance()). SQLState: '08001' SQL Server Error: 14 [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][Shared Memory]Invalid connection. ...
Outlook Web Access #19
We have have OWA at my work and I would like to configure Outlook 2003 to synchronize with my desktop at work, is this possible Thanks B ...
Have a user account accessible to multiple users
I have an issue where there is a user account that has multiple alias emails.(reservations@domain.com, info@domain.com, CustomerService@domain.com) I have an exchange 2003 server. My issue is that i need to have muliple users access these emails so they are never missed. What is the best way to accomplish this? I was thinking a public folder. But i want to know the best way to do this? On Sat, 12 Jun 2010 21:37:04 -0500, "Dan V" <dvalenti54athotmail.com> wrote: >I have an issue where there is a user account that has multiple alias >emails.(reservati...
Going offline without write access to registry
I suggest that POS doesn't go offline if it can't write into registry, displaying a message box instead telling that it couldn't access the registry. What happens if the POS machine goes offline without having access to edit the registry? This typically happen when the user is a normal user (not a power user) 1. The POS application will try to connect to the server main database within the pre-configured ‘Connect Timeout’ in the RMS Administrator (Typically 15 seconds) 2. The application will then try to connect to the pre-defined offline database (which is usually stored loc...
Access 2000 problem if opened with Access 2007
Dear all, I'm running Access 2000 MDE in Access 2007. I find several header-details form (such as invoice transaction), the details form is displayed as white box without any record displayed. Is there any solution for this matter ? Thanks. Chlaris. you need to move to Access Data Projects if you want a reliable, predictable environment "Chlaris" <chlarrissa_nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ON0rS1NsHHA.3884@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Dear all, > > I'm running Access 2000 MDE in Access 2007. I find several header-details > form (such as inv...
Accounting with Ms Access
Hello all I have been working on a database for are small retail Tile company (we do everything by pen and paper now). I have been able to setup a working Orders/Invoice table and forms, CreditMemo table and forms, and PurchaseOrder table and forms all based on the Northwind Sample Database. "Thanks to all the help here". I have been searching for a sample database with accounting. With A/R, A/P, Billing Statements and so on. I am not a programmer or accountant so the chance of me doing something wrong is pretty good. I am hoping that someone has a add-in MsAccess database for ...
BP3 Site Settings access
I've installed BP3 on web server as domain admin, with sep. SQL 2005 server for SPS and GP databases. On SQL2005 have given BusinessPortalUser full db rights. Site admin is sts_user, with domain admin rights in AD. When login to BP3 Home Page from domain admin, most features work 100%. However on Site Settings I get "the server (server) at Digest requires a username and password". Cannot login as domain admin, continually asks for username / pwd. When login as sts_user, Site Settings Center displays, with Registered Users section shows as below. Also cannot go to Users / Site...
Excel to Access
Hi group, quick question. If I have a macro to upload some Excel data into Access, can this macro be used by a user without Access installed on its PC???? The Access database is located in a shared drive, the Excel is stored in the user's PC. ....And same thing in the other way, can a user without Access import from Excel some Access info?? Versions are Excel 2003 and Access 2002. Thanks in advance, Cecilia Can you buy Excel without buying the entire Microsoft Office Suite? I'm not sure if there are variations in the way microsoft sells products in different countries s...
Access Levels
Hi I am having real difficulty in getting the access levels to work as I want them. Basically I want to control access at the Business Unit level. However, how do I know which business unit a specific account record belongs to? As far as I can see it is determined by the owner of the record and their corresponding Business Unit. Is this correct? Thanks You are correct. The record is only tied to the BU through the owner. Matt Parks ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- On 26 May 2004 06:51:29 -0700, l.hargrave@btinternet.com (Lee) wrote: Hi I ...
Access and Accessibility
Does anyone know of a good resource for information about developing accessible applications using Microsoft Access 2003 or 2007? "Risikio" <Risikio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7BF54007-6C65-444E-BC25-84C90173AE8F@microsoft.com... > Does anyone know of a good resource for information about developing > accessible applications using Microsoft Access 2003 or 2007? As far as I know, all the Windows accessibility features are available in Office. Speech recognition improves with each version. -- Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP http://www.datastrat.com http://w...
Can we Get Table Names from an access database while using MFC provided CRecordset class
Hey Friends Can we Get Table Names from an access database while using MFC provided CRecordset class. vikrant wrote: > Hey Friends > > Can we Get Table Names from an access database while using MFC provided > CRecordset class. > > Yes. The CATALOG sample in MSDN shows how. -- Scott McPhillips [VC++ MVP] vikrant, Yes... You can use access the system tables directly, especially using a CRecordset object connected to a Database object that is associated with the database in question and this SQL statement: SELECT Name FROM MSysObjects WHERE ( Flags=0) AND (Typ...
Access 2007
How do you ungroup controls on an Access 2007 form? I can't figure it out. Thanks, Mike In form design view, select the controls that you want to ungroup, click on the "Arrange" tab above, then click on "Remove" (fourth button from the left in the Arrange toolbar) HTH -- _________ Sean Bailey "Mike" wrote: > How do you ungroup controls on an Access 2007 form? I can't figure it out. > > Thanks, > Mike Wow that was right under my nose and I was missing it. Thanks! "Beetle" wrote: > In form design view, select the con...
Different ways to extract data from Access to Excel
I have been using Access 2003 and 2007 to read and do simple data (not design) repairs to old Jet databases that underlie a legacy proprietary data collection program my company uses. My latest challenge is to automate the extraction of certain data from the tables and put it in an Excel spreadsheet. Each time the extraction is done it would involve finding a certain table, searching for a record that meets the new criteria in a certain field, then moving over to another certain field and extracting the text, number, or date therein. I would really appreciate if anyone could point out ...
Return to access (activate access)
Hi ! I have a code to send e-mail from Access, and then Outlook is on top of the screan. How do I get Access on top again? //Lasse ...