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  1. aussieolie

    Developing a DB with multiple developers

    Thanks mate, you saved me life.... haha] Cheers, Olie
  2. aussieolie

    Developing a DB with multiple developers

    Is there anyway you can work (develop) an Access db at the same time, otherwise you get open for exclusive mode by the first person in. There are 2 of us and we want to work on things at the same time, how can this be done. Thanks, Olie
  3. aussieolie

    Multiple Users

    It allows for multiple database usage, with multiple MDW Secuirty files. Yes I also replicate shortcuts. but they still point to MDW's that way I never have to go to the workstation and change the settings under the 'Workgroup Administrator Utility' to specifiy where the MDW is. In fact its...
  4. aussieolie

    Multiple Users

    This will help you in specifiying where the MDW is located (which you will need to do if it is on a network share). http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;209207 Pay particular notice to the /wrkgrp switch. Olie
  5. aussieolie

    Multiple Users

    I have a database that will be accessed by multiple users at one time, will I need to setup Users/Groups in MS Access for them to be able to work normally? Security is not an issue - as I have LAN security etc... I just want to know if they will be able to use it without a username and password...
  6. aussieolie

    What do you do?

    I have this Access database that had no documentation (i.e no blueprints to the building). We want to expand it further and I have no idea where to start in documenting it. I understand how some of it works and I have a clue about access, but there are so many Queries, Forms, and several tables...
  7. aussieolie

    Dim DB Problem

    Thanks I think that worked. Olie
  8. aussieolie

    Dim DB Problem

    OK Now it says that I cannot add a DAO reference as I have the following problem: "Name conflicts with existing module, project, or object library" I did a search and found the world ADO and removed it to see if thsi helped, but still no luck, Any suggestions anyone?? Thanks, Olie
  9. aussieolie

    Multiple location sites

    I have been asked to make an existing DB available at 3 different sites. i was thinking would it make sense to set up this Access database as a client/server database. The actual DB would be in one location. To add/view data this would be available via however via asp/intranet IE browser & a...
  10. aussieolie

    Dim DB Problem

    Thanks for your help man, I cannot seem to find that menu in Access 2000, but I'll keep looking. Thanks, Olie
  11. aussieolie

    Dim DB Problem

    ***URGENT*** DIM DB Problem Can anybody tell me what to do about DIM DB: This is the code that will not run: ---CODE--- Private Sub CustomerOrderNum_AfterUpdate() On Error GoTo CustomerOrderNum_AfterUpdate_Err Const NO_CURRENT_REC_ERR = 3021 Dim ds As Recordset ** Dim DB...
  12. aussieolie

    Form Size

    Thanks man. I think the option is called 'Restore' anyway, my code was forcing these windows to maximise, so I just removed that and the problem has been solved. Thanks bud! Olie
  13. aussieolie

    Grow/Shrink

    THanks, maximise was on the script. I just removed it. THanks for your help though. Appreciate it, Olie
  14. aussieolie

    Grow/Shrink

    I have this form that always open in a Maximised state. I would like it to be in the size I have made it and not fully maximised. Do I need to use the CanGrow function? or is there an option to stop the form from maximising? Thank you for your help, Olie
  15. aussieolie

    Form Size

    Thanks, But Its MS Access is causing this resize. There are no objects prompting this to happen. I JUST DONT WANT MY FORMS BEING MAXIMISED WHEN THEY ARE LOADED. Thanks for your help, Olie
  16. aussieolie

    Form Size

    When I open my forms (mainly from the switchboard), they always maximise, however the forms are designed to a nice size and I have to resize them by clicking the restore button. How can I disable them from maximisign them when opening (as the look crap otherwise) lol. I want to stop them...
  17. aussieolie

    Removing the Grey Ugly things

    Thanks Buddy!. And you picture is scary.lol Olie :cool:
  18. aussieolie

    Removing the Grey Ugly things

    There not scroll bars (i.e thats why I said left) lol. Thanks. This vertical Bar is located on the left part of the form and has one arrow located at the top of the vertical bar pointing to the right This bar can be highlighted when clicked. Thanks Olie
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    Removing the Grey Ugly things

    Also How do I remove the Grey Ugly things on the left (the verticle bar thing). I have completly forgotten how to do this. Thanks mate, Olie
  20. aussieolie

    Title Bar removal on form

    Thanks Ya'll Take it easy, Olie
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