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Is training a consideration? I haven't found any training for Approach. There seems to be more training available for Access. Is there training available for Approach?

Thanks, That does seem to be the problem.

I inherited an Approach database. I'm using an existig apr file to process the data. I can click design, enter the password, change most data, add field descriptions, delete records, change the design. The new record button is diabled. If I start a new apr file on the database I have no...

Thanks again, I'll fool around with it and see what I learn. It isn't the primary server anyway. If I don't get the experience now I won't be any good if we have a real failure. It can always be fixed if I screw it up too bad. :)

Thanks, In a normal Windows 2000 backup senario, how do you backup and restore in a disaster? Aren't open files a problem there? Is the Windows 2000 backup program a solution that will keep a network going after a failure? Is an open file agent always a necessity? There is no one using the...

I'm working on a Windows 2000 server. This server acts as a backup in case my primary server goes down. I am running DNS on this server to allow email and Internet access to continue if the primary server is not functioning. I wanted to extend a volume on my C drive. I can't because it was...

Thanks for responding. Because I had RAS working on the NT I thought it was most likely something that was different in W2K. After much reading and checking setups and re-testing I got an error in the event log that the port I was trying to use was for routing. I found I had...

I setup a new RAS server and when I dial in the modem answers. When it tries to verify the id/password it disconnects. I've checked the id/password on both ends. Where should I look next? I've had ras running on my NT server but this is the first Win/2000 server I've installed. Thanks Pat

You may be right. The server is not setup as a domain server. I believe it was before, I wasn't involved in the original setup. I'm mostly an AS/400 person with some NT responsibilities. I have to do some checking. Thanks

After reloading NT4.0 Server to a new server I went in to set the hours the users can login. I went into User Manager for Domains but there are only three buttons. There is Groups, Profile, and Dialin. How do I get to the login hours?

I tried clicking on User, Properties, but I don't see hours. Why would that be? Pat