http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Setup-Configuration-forum-25.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/2003-access-conversion-2007--ftopict803580.html#2509131 Invalid bracketing: Do it like this > Forms frmClientList > > The help gave this messge: > Invalid bracketing of name Error 3126 > > What I read to be an easy conversion is giving me nightmares > OS is Windows XP > Thanks in advance http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Create-accde-file-error--ftopict802934.html#2509106 ]Richo lt;Richo@discussions microsoft com gt; wrote: gt;This error is usually associated with compiling a large database into an MDE gt;file Because of the method used to compile the database a considerable gt;number of TableID references are created for each table The Access database gt;engine can only create a maximum of 2048 open TableIDs at one time gt;Exporting a d http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Change-photo-viewer-MS-Access--ftopict803574.html#2509097 FollowHyperlink should use whatever application is registered for the file extension If you double click on the file in Windows Explorer in what application does it open? Doug Steele Microsoft Access MVP http: I Am DougSteele no private e mails please trotter wrote in message news:65D63670 D719 4492 9606 5AB45E1CA946@microsoft co http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Access-2007-run--ftopict803538.html#2508985 As I said you re one of those lucky ones I guess Here s a site from Allan Browne But it s on Vista Windows 7 would be also in XP http: allenbrowne com bug 17 html There some complaints already even in Windows XP especially if the install is base on default installation locations Custom installation into different folders seems to solve the problems as some of them claim it http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Access-2007-Auto-exe-halts--ftopict803528.html#2508951 Are you refering to a Autoexec marco? If it is you have to create a Trusted Location for your database If not it could be your auto exe problem TJL2007 wrote: >I have imported the Access 97 app into Access 2007 and everything seems to >work except the auto exe I always get a dialog box in which I have to halt >the process before I get to the main menu of the app >Suggestions http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Access-import-Excel-spreadsheet--ftopict803511.html#2508874 There are so many Access forums I hope this is the right one for my question if not please advise and I will move to the most appropriate newsgroup I have been using Access version 2 for many years importing the same excel spreadsheet that I update monthly Lately Access has been giving me an error message saying the spreadsheet format is bad I have always had to store the http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Access-performance--ftopict803290.html#2508852 If this is a custom application not written in Access and only using an Access data store I would think the folks you need to check with about tuning the performance of that app would be the developers of that app Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Access MVP Disclaimer: This author may have received products and services mentioned in this post Mention and or description of a http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/error-Setup-exe-valid-win-32-application-installin--ftopict803467.html#2508780 kal0003 Going to suggest you scroll a wee bit further down in the Microsoft interface to the Office newsgroup This newsgroup is for the set up of Microsoft Access a database program Gina Whipp I feel I have been denied critical need to know information Tremors II http: www regina whipp com index_files TipList htm kal0003 <kal0003@discussions microsoft com http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Error-message-exite--ftopict803475.html#2508762 Open the database in question Click on the round Office button on the upper left When the dialog box opens click on the Access Options buttons towards the bottom Click on Current Database in the left column About 12 options down on the right side remove the checkmark from Remove personal information form file properties on save Jerry Whittle Microsoft Access http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/2007-wizards-installing-2003-present--ftopict803416.html#2508761 Mary Well we tried Gina Whipp I feel I have been denied critical need to know information Tremors II http: www regina whipp com index_files TipList htm mary r wrote in message news:E6385630 6F36 43B7 9AB7 4145DAB61EA2@microsoft com > Thanks Gina You re the only one who has responded so far > Unfortunately > there http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Improving-performance-WAN--ftopict740608.html#2508410 =?Utf 8?B?ODVhc2NNY0xhcmVu?= wrote in news:9895D4A4 550A 4A8A 8EAB 11F4939ABA37@microsoft com: > If you cannot put the MDB in the root folder does the same > performance increase come from assigning the root of a mapped > letter to the database location ? > > Example: map p: \\xxx\yyy\zzz\abc mdb > > Then relinking the tables based on P:\a http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/Microsoft-Office--ftopict803372.html#2508346 I don t know whether it will work You try to download a trial version of Office 2007 than use the product key with risk of course Or purchase the CDs from your local MS or your local OEM laptop brand supplier or pay them to reinstall Office for you Or make a clone image of your HD with the Office 2007 just in case you need to back it up to your original in case it did not work http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/install-Office-2007-Pro-Vista--ftopict803318.html#2508127 Have you tried doing a REPAIR on your Vista installation? You boot from the DVD and then select REPAIR installation and then if it finds anything to repair it does Bob Larson Free MS Access Tutorials and Samples at http: www btabdevelopment com __________________________________ mrjake wrote: > I did a fresh install of Vista Business 32 bit downloaded and installed a http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/ODBC-call-failed--ftopict803251.html#2507962 Make sure you are using the correct ODBC Driver SQL Native Client if on WinXP and SQL Server if on Vista or 7 Bob Larson Access MVP Oldman wrote in message news:3E1EA8F0 1043 4A17 B12E 95B793454151@microsoft com > Using Access 2007 linking to a new SQL 2005 database We can get to most > all > of the tables within a database with http://help.lockergnome.com/office2/accessing-access-2007-free-trial--ftopict803279.html#2507959 Probably a silly question but are you sure you didn t download Access runtime by mistake? 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