1621) 2/7/2002 Q269667Q269667  Q269667.html">ACC97: #S_C_H# Appears in a Column of a Linked SQL Server Table (Q269667)
When you open a linked Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 table in a Microsoft Access database, you notice that a field has

1622) 2/7/2002 Q271488Q271488  Q271488.html">ACC97: How to Format Controls to Properly Display Barcode Fonts (Q271488)
In a Microsoft Access 97 database, you can display barcodes on forms and reports. You would most commonly use this display functionality on reports, but the formatting instructions are the same for forms, and they depend on how the data was

1623) 2/7/2002 Q246169Q246169  Q246169.html">ACC97: MDE Database Must Be Recompiled Under Current Service Release (Q246169)
When you are working with a Microsoft Access 97 MDE database, you may receive one or more of the following errors:

1624) 2/7/2002 Q232390Q232390  Q232390.html">ACC: How to Share a Secured Database on a Network (Q232390)
This article shows you how to share a secured Microsoft Jet database on a network. For a group of users to gain access to a secured database, the users must join the same workgroup information file. In Access 2.0, the workgroup information

1625) 2/7/2002 Q232393Q232393  Q232393.html">ACC97: " Is an Invalid Path" Error Caused by Truncated Folder Path (Q232393)
When you double-click a database file on a Novell NetWare server, you may receive the following error message

1626) 2/7/2002 Q236878Q236878  Q236878.html">ACC97: "...No read permission..." Error When Opening a Secured Database with Code (Q236878)
In Visual Basic for Applications code, when you try opening a table or query from a secure database with the

1627) 2/7/2002 Q236888Q236888  Q236888.html">ACC97: Need Permission to Convert Database or Import Data (Q236888)
When you try to convert or import data from an unsecured Microsoft Access database created in an earlier version of Access into Access 97, you may receive one of the following error messages:

1628) 2/7/2002 Q237996Q237996  Q237996.html">ACC97: Error Importing Excel Worksheet with Mismatched or No Column Headers into Existing Access Table (Q237996)
If you try to use the Import Spreadsheet Wizard to import a Microsoft Excel worksheet into an existing Microsoft Access 97 table, you may receive the following error message:

1629) 2/7/2002 Q148424Q148424  Q148424.html">ACC: Troubleshooting Fatal System Errors in Microsoft Access 95 and Microsoft Access 97 (Q148424)
This article discusses the causes of fatal system errors in Microsoft Access 97 and 7.0, and provides general troubleshooting steps for solving them.

1630) 2/7/2002 Q147816Q147816  Q147816.html">ACC: Using Microsoft Access as an Automation Server (Q147816)
Advanced: Requires expert coding, interoperability, and multiuser skills.

1631) 2/7/2002 Q166776Q166776  Q166776.html">ACC: Microsoft Product Support Guidelines for Microsoft Access (Q166776)
This article presents the guidelines that Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS) support professionals follow when supporting Microsoft Access customers and also lists support options available for Microsoft Access.

1632) 2/7/2002 Q129397Q129397  Q129397.html">ACC: How to Change a Report's Printer Using Code (Q129397)
Advanced: Requires expert coding, interoperability, and multiuser skills.

1633) 2/7/2002 Q132031Q132031  Q132031.html">ACC: Disable PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Keys in a Form (95/97) (Q132031)
Moderate: Requires basic macro, coding, and interoperability skills.

1634) 2/7/2002 Q119837Q119837  Q119837.html">OFF: Setup Program Keeps Requesting Disk 2 (Q119837)
When you run the Setup program for one of the programs listed at the beginning of this article from floppy disks, after you remove Disk 1, insert Disk 2, and press ENTER, Setup repeatedly prompts you to insert Disk 2 again.

1635) 12/8/2001 Q296205Q296205  Q296205.html">ACC: Error Message: ActiveX Component Can't Create Object (Q296205)
When you use Microsoft Access, you receive the following error message: