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is this all one integrated file? or a set of separate files with
different extensions?
by the way, i have never used axes.
At 04:30 PM 10/3/2008, you wrote:
>The entire file is about 8mb...
>
>How would I go about seeing how big the
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>how big is the database portion of
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how big is the database portion of this file, and how big is the whole
file?
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I'll give your ideas a try...
Larry
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I've had
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>Have you tried running the application on a PC without ANY version of
>Office installed?
Yes. But it doesn't work since it's a database (.mdb) file and it looks
for a program associated with that.
>If the application runs w/o Office installed try
>running the appli
dmin and domain admin.
Larry
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Subject: [CGUYS] MS access problem
Hello all:
I believe that opening a runt
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Didn't you just say you can open it on his old machine? Then can't you
just export it as a csv?
On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Larry Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I've been through the MS newsgroups, but I'l
Have you tried running the application on a PC without ANY version of
Office installed? If the application runs w/o Office installed try
running the application after installing all MS Office applications
EXCEPT MS Access. If that works then you can either:
1. Leave the system set up withou
Well, if you can't find an export function, maybe just print the darn
thing out and scan it back in? I dunno what else to suggest.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Larry Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can open it on his old system *BUT* not by going directly into MS
> Access 2000. If I try
in.
Larry
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Hello all:
I believe that opening a runtime application
Hello all:
I believe that opening a runtime application will be successful if the
underlying code of the runtime application is compatible with the version of
access trying to open it. But the best chance I believe is to open the latest
version of access possible and then to point to the mdb fi
. and there's no menu listed to export the data either.
Larry
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Didn&
Didn't you just say you can open it on his old machine? Then can't you
just export it as a csv?
On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Larry Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been through the MS newsgroups, but I'll wade through them again.
> The solutions that sound plausible involve getting the
d it doesn't
work.
Larry
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Try the MS newsgroups. You can't be
Try the MS newsgroups. You can't be the first to have the problem.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx
Send me the mdb file and I'll try it. Worse that can happen is I'll
get the same error.
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> Nope.
so recipients of the program didn't have to have Access installed.
Larry
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Dumb question. Can he send it to someone with O
Perhaps the mdb is corrupted, but that error sounds like a red
herring. You sure you weren't trying to open the shortcut?
I just opened one of our old .mdb's in Access 2007 with no trouble.
But oddly, now it shows a modified date of today, even though I didn't
save or change anything.
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Can you get a copy of MS Access 2003?
Stewart
At 04:51 PM 10/1/2008, you wrote:
>The only fixes I can find on the MS Knowledge base is to run the
version
>of Access that created the folder and then go to Tools/Security and do
>some stuff there...
>
f Rev. Stewart
Marshall
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Can you get a copy of MS Access 2003?
Stewart
At 04:51 PM 10/1/2008, you wrote:
>The only fixes I can find on the MS Knowledge base is to run the
version
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There is a work around for this I think I heard about this from someone
else.
Check MS knowledge base
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There is a work around for this I think I heard about this from someone
else.
Check MS knowledge base and see if they have a fix for it.
Stewart
At 04:07 PM 10/1/2008, you wrote:
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There is a work around for this I think I heard about this from someone else.
Check MS knowledge base and see if they have a fix for it.
Stewart
At 04:07 PM 10/1/2008, you wrote:
UhI already went down that path before...
When I try to open it in Access 2007, I get "You do not have the
ne
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You should have no trouble opening the old .mdb directly within
Office2007. I
You should have no trouble opening the old .mdb directly within
Office2007. I don't even think they changed the .mdb format. Once you
have it opened you can make a new shortcut to it.
Just trash the old shortcut. As you've discovered, they're not normal
Windows shortcuts.
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at
I've got a user who is getting a new PC. His old system was Windows
2000 with Office 2000.
He's got an Access database written by an outside vendor - that as far
as we can tell - no longer exists. It uses the MS Access Runtime 2000,
but the database has been around since 2001.
His new sys
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