If she has Microsoft Office 2000 SR-1/SR-1a or higher and the SQL Server 2000 Client Tools she should be up to date and we can eliminate that issue.

All the best,

Dale

Have you applied the latest service releases for Access on her machine? There are issues with Access 2000 projects and SQL Server 2000 where Access 2000 does not have...

What version of SQL Server do you have?

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Dale

OK. I'll keep looking and testing our ADP here.

All the best,

Dale

OK. Got it. Just as I thought. You have to give a copy of the project to each developer. See article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q283228

Let me know if that answered...

We might be out of luck with Projects. I think this is by design. Hang on...

All the best,

Dale

OK. Got it. In your Access App, go to Tools/Options/Advanced and make sure that the Default Open Mode is set to Shared. Let me know...

All the best,

Dale

Is she on a Windows 98 machine?

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Dale

Under Database User Properties, have you given her permissions as dbo for SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, etc.?

All the best,

Dale

How 'bout the User account? Have you set her up as a new database user as well? I know you've indicated certain measures but I'm just trying to...

Have you created a login account with "Grant access" security and database roles set up for public and db_owner? That is different than creating the User account.

All the best,

Dale

Make her a db_owner in the database.

All the best,

Dale

Chris,

Thank you for this article. Extremely informative, great planning aides, and a great archive for those of us who have not made the leap to Windows 2003.

All the best,

Dale

Edited...

See what you started, Frank?

All the best,

Dale

Frank,

Stop it! You can post whatever you want. I will ALWAYS like you. I don't mind a little back and forth every now and then. It's...