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Thanks David. I've read these articles and others, and I'm now hyperventilating. I have about 9 replicas all of which are being managed in exactly the same scenario as you've used as an example of what not to do in your Wiki article - users update them offline and send them back to me for...

Thanks very much, David. I'll check those resources out today. I do actually have the bypass key switched off, and that's another function the back end form provides - if you get the password wrong, the database just closes (and you can't bypass the form), but if you get it right, it stays...

Hi Bob, yes, if you look at a map of the fires and squint you can just make out a big "W" :-) Rich - here in Australia we have the unenviable achievement of the world's highest per capita emissions. Other countries may beat us out on total volume, but on a personal level, no-one beats the...

Re the counting - I think that's highly unlikely. You quote Midnight Oil... were you aware that Peter Garrett is now our Federal Minister of the Environment? I was at a folk festival recently where a Midnight Oil chorus had been 'tweaked' to question how he could sell out so badly...

There are a lot of ways a bushfire can start. Lightning strike, a bit of broken glass magnifying the sun onto leaf litter, cigarette, unmuzzled exhaust pipe... I had a grassfire start this time last year outside on my front lawn - don't know if it was someone throwing a cigarette from a...

Hi, I have a replica set of the back end of a split mdb which is in 2002/3 format. I've just run my first synch on live data and got some conflicts which were all in the table MSysAccessStorage. Having googled around a bit, I'm assuming this is because I have one form in my backend (therefore...