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Try installing the latest service pack for Office 2k I think its 3. I have had this issue without this pack installed.

I use DB Anywhere on my ipaq hx4700. You can convert your access BE to mobile access format and build a new FE for your pda in DB Anywhere. It doesn't support autonumber though so I converted my autonumber field to number and generate my own numbers both on the PC and the PDA. Microsoft active...

caylott Have a look at this thread. This applies to 2kserver according to microsofts support page. hth John

You need to buy a program like DB Anywhere available from http://www.pocketgear.com/ . You can then use your active sync to convert your db to pocket access, synchronise changes, and build your new queries and forms on your pda. hth John

Pushing the FE to your users is quite straight forward. Create a folder on each workstation and put a copy of the FE in there. Use a shortcut to allow them to open it. As for updating the FE keep a clean copy of the db in a folder on the server, create a dos batch file copy clean file FEon...

This was the answer for me http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=85461 Worked a treat. HTH John

For sometime now I have been suffering and struggling to find a solution to my problem. I have a number of customers using my products very successfully on Win 98 Pier to Pier networks. When they upgraded to Windows XP they commented on how slow the db was to open when more than one person was...

You have to buy the correct number of licenses for terminal services to cover the number of concurrent users. Windows server software comes with one for administrative purposes but additional licenses can be purchased. I beleive this may be dependant on which edition, i.e. with server2003 small...

If they have a windows server you may find using terminal services on the server and remote desktop on the workstations a good solution. You would keep the db in one location and performance should be acceptable subject to the server being beefy enough etc. as all you are doing is transfering a...

If the permissions are OK check which service pack you have for Office 2K. I have had this problem and fixed it by installing the latest sp which I think is SP 2.

Juliet Look again at the code I posted in the other thread. The email addresses do appear in the bcc field.

You may find that the rights of the user do not allow them to create / modify files on their workstation, where as the administrator has those rights. If that is the case you need to work with the network administrator to change their rights for the folder where your mdb is stored.

Look at my code in this thread. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=33405&highlight=email You should be able to use it to put your email addresses in eString. HTH

This should fix it. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;141373

Have a look at this.

Folder permissions are correct. I've tried taking out all of the code on my main menu and then it loads quickly. Then I tried removing bits of code at a time but no matter what the performance goes dowm hill. On loading the form I'm running some screen stretching code, making sure the form is...

I'm facing the same issue, but only when Windows 2k with all the service packs, or Windows XP is the server PC. If I put the data files on a Win 98 pc I get all of my speed back. Will check my record locking but am pretty sure record locks are set to no locks.

I use a method covered in The Access Cookbook. I select my data using a query, then output it to a word doc. My Mailmerge template is already created to merge the data from this word doc, so I then open the template and the data is already in there. You could use the open save dialog box to...

Try looking under Filecopy

What's she going to do when the ME machine finally expires :eek: Is the mscal.ocx file installed on her PC as it isn't as part of a typical setup?