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Celsis, Get out to a command prompt and then go to the appropriate drive letter. The 'dir' command WILL work. However, it is not going to give you all of the information that the NDIR command will give you. To get info on the NDIR command just type 'ndir /?' at the command prompt. As long as...

Ummmmmm... *looking EXTREMELY sheepish* Developer's Edition?

Gord, Where does one locate the Package & Deployment Wizard in Access 2000? Or is this some sort of add-on/plug-in? Please help... My deadline is quickly fading into the distance! ;) Thanks! Ed Cline

Hi Gord, Actually, I had split the DB using the Database Splitter and simply sent the front-end along. I will try the Package & Deployment Wizard out and see if this takes care of the issue. Just for the sake of my curiosity... If I were to use the Work GroupAdmin program to create a WIF file...

Hi all, A quick bit of background... Network Engineer/Admin with 13 years experience in network design, implementation, troubleshooting and admin. However, a VERY fledgeling Access programmer. Employer has placed me in the position of putting together a client/server Access app for use on the...

I have a user who is having constant problems printing from his PC, when using Excel 2000, to both an HP 8000 DN and a HP 2100 TN. I have upgraded the user's RAM, the printer's RAM, and the user's version of Windows (from 98 to Win ME). I have tried formatting the user's hard drive and...

Have you tried updating to MDAC 2.6? MSVCRT.DLL is part of the "Microsoft Data Access Components" and some installed packages overwrite it with their particular take on it. Try downloading and installing MDAC 2.6 from MS's developer's net and see if that fixes the problem.

Thought this would be an interesting subject to toss out for other's feedback (especially in light of some of the responses I saw to 5150's thread on email "snooping"...) My company, as many others, makes a point of monitoring user's access to resources on the internet. In light of...

Chris, This may seem elementary, but have you verified that the problem is not specific to the PC in question (i.e., pulled another machine over there and verified that it logs in proerly)? Perhaps the problem is endemic to the box. But, perhaps there is an issue with a patch cable, etc...