I recently converted an Access front-end application (that used ODBC to a SQL 2000 database) to an Access Database Project (ADP). I imported all the forms, macros, code modes, etc, including the Switchboard Items table. With minor tweaking to table references here and there (such as in rowsource, controlsource, and vba code) everything is working great--with one exception. The Switchboard Manager command (Tool-->Database Utilities-->Switchboard Manager) is disabled, and as a result, there is no easy interface available to change the switchboard items.
I've been through the support.microsoft.com articles, but haven't found anything that solves the problem. I'd rather not have to re-create all the switchboard screens if I can avoid it. Anyone know why the Manager would be disabled in ADP? (And yes, it is installed, it's available in all my MDBs, just not the ADPs).
Mark
I've been through the support.microsoft.com articles, but haven't found anything that solves the problem. I'd rather not have to re-create all the switchboard screens if I can avoid it. Anyone know why the Manager would be disabled in ADP? (And yes, it is installed, it's available in all my MDBs, just not the ADPs).
Mark
