Is there a way to install access 2000 on a PC that has office2003 on it (with access 2003)?
install access 2000 with office 2003?
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It seems that every time that I want to print, I have to reset the page setup I am using Access 2000, and I'm thinking that the problem is when I want to print a query Standard page setup seems to be all 4 margins of 1 inch each I consistently want .5 inch margins, except at the right, where I request 0 Is there some way of setting the page setup/margins so that I don't have to redo this everytime I want to print, especially whenI reprint a querry within a single session I'm not sure, but I think that the report set-up does keep the adjusted page set-up Thank you in advance for the advice and help - 2. Jet Database Update
I have a fresh install of Access 2003 on XP Pro. I have run the Jet database update for XP three times, but I still get the error message saying I need to update. Any suggestions? - 3. Random between value in field table
Hi from italy , so sorry for my bad english................... I have a table "Pronostico" with only one field "NR" and in this field example there are this values : 2 4 6 8 10 12 ecc I search to write a vba code to generate a random number THAT THERE ARE in value above, example i want return 6 8 10 4 6 ecc. ecc I have write this code, but is wrong because return value to 1 to first value in "NR" Public Sub test() Dim Num1 As Byte DoCmd.SetWarnings False DoCmd.RunSQL "DELETE * FROM Colonne;" DoCmd.SetWarnings True Set rst = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Colonne") Set vin = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Pronostico") For x = 1 To 10 Num1 = Int(Rnd(1) * vin!Nr) + 1 rst.AddNew rst!Num1 = Num1 rst.Update Next x End Sub How change ???? Many thanks !! - 4. Changing table owner during upsize to SQL?
When I create tables in SQL I can specify dbo as the owner using the syntax below. Can ownship be changed when using the upsize wizard in Access 2000? CREATE TABLE dbo.mytable (c1 int not null) Thank You, Randy K XXXX@XXXXX.COM
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install access 2000 with office 2003?
by VWNvbm5TdXBwb3J0 » Thu, 06 Oct 2005 01:46:08 GMT
Re: install access 2000 with office 2003?
by SusanV » Thu, 06 Oct 2005 01:53:47 GMT
Why do you want to? You can open an Access 200 file with 2003 without converting it.
RE: install access 2000 with office 2003?
by JzY5IENhbWFybw » Thu, 06 Oct 2005 02:02:01 GMT
Hi.
Yes. Install Access 2000 first, then install all of the service packs,
including SP-3 (this is very, very important in order to prevent a {*filter*}
bug), then install Office 2003, then install Office 2003 SP-1. Don't allow
the installation program to uninstall Access 2000 when it detects this
application on the workstation, and don't allow the installation application
to install in the same directory as Access 2000.
There are ways to configure the workstation so that one version of Access
will be the preferred version when the user double-clicks on an MDB file, but
the default will be Access 2003, since it was the last version installed.
But remember that Access 2003 can open, edit and save in Access 2000
database format. About the only capability it doesn't have is to create an
MDE file in Access 2000 database format from the menu, but that can be
achieved with VBA code.
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