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Sorry for not replying sooner. Copy the 2 ziped files to your CD and give it a try.

Why not try a batch file to create the folder and then copy the db. Then create your own autorun file to run the batch file. I have done something similar with an autorun file.

The Microsoft Jet version differs from 97 and 2k. 97 uses 3.5 & 2k uses 4.0. make sure you have the correct version in your connection string.

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, I would uncheck the 2.5 library before you install the 2.6 library. I'm not sure that this is the cause of your problem but Access won't let you use both at the same time.

Check you are not already using the 2.5 library. If so untick the box and then tick the 2.6 library

Another option would be to just register the 2.7 .tlb file on the second computer. Copy the file to C:\Program Files\Common Files\SYSTEM\ADO and then use regserv.exe to register it. I don't think there is an easy answer to your problem.

One option is to create a form and use the On_Timer event to execute the following procedure. Set the timer Interval to about 15000 Dim dbs As DAO.Database On Error GoTo errproc DoCmd.SetWarnings False Set dbs = CurrentDb With Application.FileSearch...

I don't think this is a problem with your app but an Office problem. I would try uninstalling Outlook, restart and then re-install. I was recently getting a similar type of problem which then after a while moved into Excel and Word. A clean reinstall seemed to solve the problem.

The problem is you are trying to use Microsoft Jet 4.0 Change it to 3.5 and it should work fine. Jet 4.0 is used in Access 2K

The name of the software is 'K9' With our system the server synchronizes time with Cambridge and then the K9 software runs in the background on the users pc's which synchronizes with the server every 15 minutes or so. Hope it helps.

There is a facility which enables the server to set the time on all pc's that are on the network. It runs when the user logs onto their pc. If the user tries to change the date or time it just reverts back to the server time. I'm not too sure of the name but I will find out for you.

Have you tried re-registering the dll (using regsrv.exe) ?

If you want to mail it to me I will see if I can get into it for you.

Sounds to me that the database is secured and can only be opened using the shortcut created in the security setup process. Is there a shortcut to open it??

It depends on what error trapping is in place now, if any. You could just replace the standard access msgboxes with your own. ie replace the MsgBox Err.Description with MsgBox"Your Message",vbOKonly,"Your Title" Make sure you give an adequate message to the error though.

I would stick with just using 2.5.( office 2k standard) It will be alot less hassle. I had to use 2.6 when I needed to develop an app which linked to AutoCad drawings and had real fun and games getting it to run on the user's pc's. If you want the setup .exe for ADO2.6 I will send it to you.

You need to make sure that the ADO 2.6 library is installed on all the PC's that will use your database. A2K will use ADO 2.5 so it will mean a separate install.

Make sure that there is no reference to a similar DAO library. The one you need is DAO 3.6 Object library. If you set it to higher priority than the ADO library then there is no need to add the DAO reference in the Dim line. If it is set to lower priority than the ADO library then will will need...

I think the problem is the versions of word being different on the 2 machines. I had this problem a while back with image linking, the answer was to ensure that both machines are using the same software versions.

Import the Approach tables into Access and then create your forms based on the imported table. I think you import them as DBase IV files.