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    Starting Access database

    Microsoft states that when WinXP SP2 is used it's not possible to bypass this warning. So I think we've got to live with it for now. Thanks all for your input.
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    Starting Access database

    When I find the solution I will put it in this thread
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    Starting Access database

    The link worked ok but I'm still getting the 'Open File' warning from Internet Explorer. Is there a way I can bypass that warning?
  4. peterpruimboom

    Starting Access database

    Thanks for the response. I'll try it today and let you know the result.
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    Starting Access database

    Hello, We are using a little Access database (mde) to collect all kind of questions from computer users to us (system administrators). We woul'd like to place a link to this mde file in our Sharepoint main site. When we click the link it will open Access and our mde file but it asks for...
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    SubdataSheet

    No, that's not the problem. But thanks for the try. Peter.
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    SubdataSheet

    Hello all, I have a problem with the subdatasheets. I set the property to none and save the table. When I open the table again the subdatasheet is back on automatic again. I tried a new install and so on but I can't find a way to fix it. Has anyone an idea? Greetings, Peter.
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    Retrieving file/directory permissions

    Thank you Bill. I will have a look in it. Peter
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    Retrieving File/Dir Permissions

    Thank you, DrJavaJoe, that will show me the way. Peter
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    Retrieving File/Dir Permissions

    I'm looking for a way to retrieve the permissions on a file or directory on Windows 2000. I know it must be possible because I'm using cacls.exe now to retrieve the permissions. But I woul'd prefer a programmatic solution to do this. Is there anyone who knows of an API or what so ever? Thanks...
  11. peterpruimboom

    Retrieving file/directory permissions

    I'm looking for a way to retrieve the permissions on a file or directory on Windows 2000. I know it must be possible because I'm using cacls.exe now to retrieve the permissions. But I woul'd prefer a programmatic solution to do this. Is there anyone who knows of an API or what so ever? Thanks...
  12. peterpruimboom

    Fun Filter Problem

    Joopa, Filling the recordsource does an automatic requery. that's why the requery isn't needed.
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    Fun Filter Problem

    Hai Joopa, On a bound form a relative simple way of doing this is: In your forms recordsource you put a query that looks like SELECT Field1, Field2, Field3 FROM TableName WHERE Field1 Like [Forms]![FormName]![txtFilter] & "*" Every time your txtFilter changes you do a requery of your form...
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    Access XP/2002 won't work with VSS

    Sorrells, I don't use developer XP so I can't help you with the problems you have. I use VSS not for development because I'm a stand alone programmer to. I use it for maintaining the forms and modules I use in all my programs. I share them in VSS with all the projects so that any change allways...
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    Access XP/2002 won't work with VSS

    Hello all of you, I've always worked with Access 2000 and the Office Developer Tools. There was no problem in working with VSS. Now I've installed Access XP (2002) and the developer tools but there is no VSS support to find in Access. I hope it's possible to use VSS with Access XP. Can anyone...

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