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Ensure the FE is deployed locally on each user's local PC – and the BE resides on a windows platform.

http://www.webthang.co.uk/Tuts/tuts_dmx/dmxf_1/dmx1_1.asp

From the VBA Editor open the Reference window (Tools > References from the menubar). - Remove one of the checked references - Decompile the application - http://www.fmsinc.com/free/newtips/access/accesstip7.asp - Recheck the reference ONLY if it is needed to compile. Repeat these steps for...

The best way to enable MS Access for a multi-user environment is to split the db into a FE/BE and deploy the FE on each user’s local PC.

You need to split the db and place the FE on each user’s local PC. http://www.myaccesstips.com/deploy/deploy.html Design change and action queries will create bloat.

Split the db and give each user their own copy of the FE. http://www.myaccesstips.com/deploy/deploy.html

Check out: http://www.myaccesstips.com/deploy/deploy.html

Check out: http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/corruptmdbs.htm

Check out: FTP function

Jeff just accepted a job with Microsoft on the Access Team. His new title is Software Development Engineer in Test. Also, the book he co-authored will be available in a few days. Access Inside Out

My suggestions: 1 - Decompile to avoid corruptions http://www.fmsinc.com/free/newtips/access/accesstip7.asp 2 - Create an MDE file for the FE 3 - Deploy the FE to each user’s local PC. http://www.myaccesstips.com/deploy/deploy.html

You are welcome – glad I could assist.

Try to compact and repair the database. If you still have issues try: http://www.fmsinc.com/free/newtips/access/accesstip7.asp then try: Try these commands from the immediate window (ctrl + G: saveastext acForm,"Form Name", "C:\frm.txt" Rename your existing report then run this command...

Is the main form being opened as read-only?

This is a good starter site: http://www.w3schools.com/asp/default.asp