Access 2003 Solution Center | How-to articles - Access 2003- How to start MSBackup.exe from Microsoft Access
Describes how to start MSBackup.exe from Access 2007, from Access 2003, or from Access 2002. - References that you may have to set when you work with databases in Access 2003
This article discusses the references that you may have to set when you work with databases that you create in Access 2003. - MS TIE Test Article
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This article describes technical resources available on the various Microsoft web sites that you can use to assist you in the deployment and use of Microsoft Office applications. - How to recover data from a damaged database table or a corrupted database table in Access 2000, Access 2002 or Access 2003
Describes how to repair a damaged or a corrupted Access database. You are shown the steps to recover data from a damaged database table. - List of some programming resources for Visual Basic programming in Office 2003
Provides a list of resources that are available to help you learn VB programming in Office 2003. It includes online help, object browser, MS Press books, KB articles, newsgroups, and other Web resources.
- INFO: Troubleshooting Error 429 When Automating Office Applications
When you use the New operator or CreateObject function in Microsoft Visual Basic to create an instance of a Microsoft Office application, you may get the following error message: This error occurs when the requested Automation object could not be... - How to Determine the Path for an Office Application
This article includes sample code that illustrates how you can programmatically determine the installation path for a Microsoft Office application given the ProgID for that application. - How to use SetOption to disable warning messages in an Access Application
Describes how to use the Application.SetOption method to disable warning messages in an Access 2002 application, in an Access 2003 application, or in an Access 2007 application.
- How to find the installation path of an Office application
This article demonstrates how to use the Windows Installer to find the installation path of Microsoft Office applications. - Using Visual C++ to automate Office
Provides the basic information you need to automate Office, as well as pointers to resources and sample code. - How to connect to a remote Access database from Active Server Pages
Explains the detailed configuration steps about how to set up the connection string to connect to a remote Microsoft Access database from Active Server Pages on an IIS Web server. - Information about the Microsoft policy on forgotten password assistance with Microsoft Access
Microsoft has added database passwords, security account passwords, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) passwords to Microsoft Access so that you can prevent unauthorized access to important information. If you are unable to access database... - INFO: Translating Large Office Automation Error Values
While automating an Office application, you might receive a large error value such as -2147221494. Troubleshooting the error is greatly facilitated by determining the exact description of the error. This article discusses several methods of obtaining... - How to obtain built-in constant values for an Office application
Describes how you can programmatically retrieve a list of built-in constants and the equivalent values at run time for Office applications. - Functions for calculating and for displaying Date/Time values in Access
Because a Date/Time value is stored as a double-precision number, you may receive incorrect formatting results when you try to manipulate Date/Time values in an expression. This article demonstrates how to create expressions and custom functions for... - How to use command-line switches in Microsoft Access
Lists all the available command-line switches that you can use to start Microsoft Access from the start menu or a shortcut menu. For example, you can open a particular database, run a macro, supply a password, compact or repair the database. - How to reset the page number on a group level in an Access report
When you modify the section properties of a report, you can design a report that breaks the page for each new entry in a group and then resets the page number of the report. For example, the Employee Sales by Country report in the sample database... - How to create USysRegInfo table for installing add-ins in Microsoft Access
Describs how to create the USysRegInfo table to install Add-ins of the following four types: menu add-ins; form and report wizards; table and query wizards; and control wizards, property wizards, or OLE custom control wizards. - Information about query performance in an Access database
Describes the tips and the techniques that you can use to improve the performance of your queries in Access 2000 databases, in Access 2002 databases, and in Access 2003 databases. - Description of the expressions to count yes, no, and other responses in Access
Describes how to use the expressions to count yes, no, and other responses in Access. - How to store, calculate, and compare Date/Time data in Microsoft Access
Provides information on how to store, calculate, and compare Date/Time data in Access and discusses why you may get unexpected results when you calculate dates and times or compare dates and times. - How to recover tables deleted from a database in Access 2000, Access 2002, or Access 2003
This article shows you how to create a sample Visual Basic for Applications function that you can use to recover tables deleted from a Microsoft Access database under the following conditions: The database has not been closed since the tables were... - How to create pop-up context-sensitive Help by using Windows API WinHelp()
Describes how you can use the Windows API WinHelp() function with its HELP_CONTEXTPOPUP argument to implement a Help system. To do this, you must know Visual Basic .NET and be familiar with the Microsoft Access. - How to fill a record with data from a previous record automatically in Access 2000 and 2002 and Office Access 2003
Explains how to create a Visual Basic for Application (VBA) function to help you fill a new record with data from previous record automatically.
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