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    Synchronizing Access Forms in a Multi-User Environment.

    MarkK and jdraw: Thanks for your helpful comments; I will review the ideas at fmsinc.com. In my arrangement, both users have their own copies of the front-end; in fact the users are on separate computers. It seems that Access just propagates the changes to User B's form in my scenario rather...
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    Synchronizing Access Forms in a Multi-User Environment.

    MarkK and jdraw: Thanks for your helpful comments. I did not make it clear that both User A and User B have their own copies of the front-end file; in fact they are running on separate machines. I will review the ideas from fmsinc.com to see if they might help. Again your advice is greatly...
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    Synchronizing Access Forms in a Multi-User Environment.

    Marlan: Thanks for your prompt and helpful reply. I agree the solution you propose may not be optimal (I assume the TimerInterval continually fires), but in searching through the Form events, it seems the only solution. However, I'm surprised that this situation is not handled more elegantly by...
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    Synchronizing Access Forms in a Multi-User Environment.

    I am developing a small database for use in a multi-user environment: I have split the tables off and am testing with two copies of the front-end on different machines. All seems to work well except on one form. On this form, the value of a bound control (exposed as a number of radio...
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