Form Wizard stopped working

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I am using Access 2000 and have been for several years with no problems. I
began having numerous problems with Office and reinstalled the software.
Everything was set either to install or install on first use. When I choose
form wizard, I get nothing. No error message, no opening of the wizard.
Just nothing.
 
Hi Maria,

Take a look at this KB article:

Wizards do not start when you try to start any of the Access 2000 wizards:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q242218/

And maybe this one as well:
ACC2000: Error Message When Running Access Wizards
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=303769

You can also try registering DAO360.dll.
From Start --> Run you would type the following:
regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\DAO\dao360.dll"

Note: You may need to change the path to DAO360 if this is different on your machine.

Hope that helps,
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Jeff Conrad
Access Junkie
http://home.bendbroadband.com/conradsystems/accessjunkie.html
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/articles.html

"Maria Peterson"wrote in message:
 
Jeff,

Thank you SO MUCH! It worked!!!

Since you are an access wizard, could you tell me this...If I build an
Access database, can it easily be interfaced to work via the internet? I
know that is a broad question, but I've got a client that wants a database to
track education and certifications for their employees. They would like
multiple people to have access to the database, which may be able to be done
through a VPN or extranet, but if they want to have a web interface, is that
possible and will it require a complete redo of a database that functions
perfectly on a stand alone basis??
 
in message:
Jeff,

Thank you SO MUCH! It worked!!!

Excellent, good to hear.
Since you are an access wizard, could you tell me this...If I build an
Access database, can it easily be interfaced to work via the internet? I
know that is a broad question, but I've got a client that wants a database to
track education and certifications for their employees. They would like
multiple people to have access to the database, which may be able to be done
through a VPN or extranet, but if they want to have a web interface, is that
possible and will it require a complete redo of a database that functions
perfectly on a stand alone basis??

Access does not work very well over WANs and database corruption
can often result. See MVP Albert Kallal's thoughts on the matter here:

http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Wan/Wans.html

I have actually used Access over a VPN before for all of our store
sites to enter their daily numbers. It worked quite well in this particular
instance (I can hear Albert cringing now), but I would not recommend
it for important information and/or heavy data transfer.

I believe you can use ASP for this particular situation. I have not,
however, had cause yet to pursue this area of Access development
so I really cannot advise on the best techniques. There is an Access
NG devoted to using Access with the Internet so you may want to
post a question in that group:

microsoft.public.access.internet

Also, a lot of information has already been posted on this subject so
you may want to do some Google searching on ASP as well.

Good luck,
 
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