I inserted all the reports to Visual Basic in ".dsr" format. When multiple users log on to this system and trying load different reports its get very slow. I noticed that first user load the report, the database creates its backup copy (Microsoft access record locking information ".ldb").

Somehow when I updated Office recently, Microsoft was able to sneak in and disable my non genuine programmes. Ok , now I understand I had unknowingly commuted a " microsoft crime " So, I promptly went to a registered computer store Office Works in Sydney Australia and bought GENUINE MS Home and Student 2007 and Outlook 2007.

I have a basic search screen with query and datagrid and I wanted to create an extra column in the datagrid that would hold running totals of a particular field e.g. If R1 has a value of 10, R2 has a value of 20, R3 has a value of 30 I want the running totals field in R1 to be 10, in R2 to be 30 and in R3 to be 60.

Is there a way for me to add alias email addresses to the appropriate User record and select the alias address for the From field? Or, is my only alternative to create a User account for the alias address (which would mean adding it to AD as well, and causing other complications).

My problem is that now when i cause some postback for the firsttime after the Gridview is bounded, it works fine. But when i cause some postback for the second time, all the controls in the static templatefield disappears.

>us (if it can go online check with Microsoft and pass). Oh dear! - you're not going to be popular, are you?

It seems like this is a sketchy way to get users to buy into certain registrars for their domains, and it sucks Microsoft would go down that road. Basically what this wizard does is set up the DNS for your home server, which "ties" xxxxx.homeserver.com to your IP address.

I've got a screenshot showing this pop-up window, another window showing the Flash version installed and that it is installed correctly as well as showing the E-Learning Offline Player but I don't see a way to attach this file to this forum.

Hi Carsten, Thanks for the reply. Is there an easy way to access the xml code for the dashboard graphs? I can't find the location. Thank you, Phil

There are so many MS Access users, who are looking for an efficient way to repair corrupted MS Access database. Here, I have considered this issue and come up with the error-free manual solutions to repair corrupted MDB file.