Copying to a zip or 3 1/2 floppy

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I have a group of tables,querys,forms etc on my C drive and would like to copy them onto a Zip (F) or a 3 1/2 (a) drive. when I do this I get a Screen that says "Windows Explorer" at the top and the following message: "The target can not handle this type of document" What's up?
 
Do you mean you tried to copy the whole database (MDB/MDE file)?

You should be able to idf you try to copy the whole database file.

HTH
Van T. Dinh
MVP (Access)



RAB said:
I have a group of tables,querys,forms etc on my C drive and would like to
copy them onto a Zip (F) or a 3 1/2 (a) drive. when I do this I get a
Screen that says "Windows Explorer" at the top and the following message:
"The target can not handle this type of document" What's up?
 
Yes--- I was trying to copy the entire database fil

----- Van T. Dinh wrote: ----

Do you mean you tried to copy the whole database (MDB/MDE file)

You should be able to idf you try to copy the whole database file

HT
Van T. Din
MVP (Access



RAB said:
I have a group of tables,querys,forms etc on my C drive and would like t
copy them onto a Zip (F) or a 3 1/2 (a) drive. when I do this I get
Screen that says "Windows Explorer" at the top and the following message
"The target can not handle this type of document" What's up
 
I don't use Zip drive but I used to copy to floppies often. Of course, you
need to use Back-up if the file is bigger than a floppy can store.

Try zipping the database file first before copying.
 
Van T. Dinh said:
I don't use Zip drive but I used to copy to floppies often. Of course, you
need to use Back-up if the file is bigger than a floppy can store.

Try zipping the database file first before copying.

Also compact before zipping.

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