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Paul
Does anyone know how to use Microsoft Frontpage on a server?
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Douglas J. Steele
I'd suggest asking this in a newsgroup related to FrontPage.
This newsgroup is for questions about Access, the database product that's
part of Office Professional.
This newsgroup is for questions about Access, the database product that's
part of Office Professional.
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TC
Ask in rec.scuba
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Chris Mills
That's a bit obscure, TC?
Did you solve your distribution scuba s/w to a "satisfactory" level?
I just had someone install A97 on WinXP and got "ActiveX can't create object",
I mean with only 3 basic references!
I just had my own notebook battery pack up, on my boat, and Li-Ion batteries
are expensive, so I had it tested and it was 2/3 capacity they said. So I put
it back in and it didn't work at all. So I took it out to... dunno "inspect
it" and put it back in. Then it worked! This has a lot to do with rec.scuba,
see, my notebook interferes with my fishfinder in >100m depth when run on a
square-wave inverter because all the wiring runs alongside the other...oh
sorry OT. I dunno what a scuba diver would look like on my fishfinder, but I'd
sure as hell try to catch it with maybe a 10/0 hook...or it might be just a
manifestation of the square-wave inverter!
<sigh> Chris
P.S. I don't know how to use Microsoft Frontpage on a server either. Why would
anyone in an MS-Access Security newsgroup know? I suppose you firstly install
it on a server, yet it's "personal" software not really designed for that. I
suppose one can place "user files" on a server, just like any other files.
Whatever did Paul mean?
Did you solve your distribution scuba s/w to a "satisfactory" level?
I just had someone install A97 on WinXP and got "ActiveX can't create object",
I mean with only 3 basic references!
I just had my own notebook battery pack up, on my boat, and Li-Ion batteries
are expensive, so I had it tested and it was 2/3 capacity they said. So I put
it back in and it didn't work at all. So I took it out to... dunno "inspect
it" and put it back in. Then it worked! This has a lot to do with rec.scuba,
see, my notebook interferes with my fishfinder in >100m depth when run on a
square-wave inverter because all the wiring runs alongside the other...oh
sorry OT. I dunno what a scuba diver would look like on my fishfinder, but I'd
sure as hell try to catch it with maybe a 10/0 hook...or it might be just a
manifestation of the square-wave inverter!
<sigh> Chris
P.S. I don't know how to use Microsoft Frontpage on a server either. Why would
anyone in an MS-Access Security newsgroup know? I suppose you firstly install
it on a server, yet it's "personal" software not really designed for that. I
suppose one can place "user files" on a server, just like any other files.
Whatever did Paul mean?
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TC
Hi Chris
I thought rec.scuba was about as relevant as here, for the question he
asked!
It was a nasty experience that I do not plan to repeat :-(
1. After converting an mdb to a higher version of Access, re-check the
references (in the converted version)!
2. Only do an a2k mde. This is simpler than doing all three (a2k2, a2k2
& a2k3), works in all 3 versions, and only presents 1/3rd of the risk
of screwing it up!
Cheers,
TC
Chris said:That's a bit obscure, TC?
I thought rec.scuba was about as relevant as here, for the question he
asked!
Did you solve your distribution scuba s/w to a "satisfactory" level?
It was a nasty experience that I do not plan to repeat :-(
From which I learned two lessons:
1. After converting an mdb to a higher version of Access, re-check the
references (in the converted version)!
2. Only do an a2k mde. This is simpler than doing all three (a2k2, a2k2
& a2k3), works in all 3 versions, and only presents 1/3rd of the risk
of screwing it up!
Cheers,
TC