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I've tried its solution in v3sr2, but failed.
Now I have this one.
Just create an access database with access97 Chinese version, then import the structure of the "snitz_forums_2000.mdb" , then solved.
no other changes need.
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fad -
Could you mail me that imported database, so I can see what if different ? (please zip it first
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Pierre Gorissen
A fool learns from experience... a wise man learns from others...<
Could you mail me that imported database, so I can see what if different ? (please zip it first
)Pierre Gorissen
A fool learns from experience... a wise man learns from others...<
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Can i have the new chinese version of the database,too. I've been facing this problem as well!!!
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Since this topic is active again:
I got the database but never got it opened. First fad had to put it somewhere for download (thank you for that) so I could download it because Hotmail said there was a unknown virus in it (and then, like a true Microsoft product, decides it knows what is good for you and doesn't let you download it). But Access didn't want to open the datbase either.
So nothing I learned about how to do this along this path (except the things I learned about Hotmail ofcourse)
Pierre Gorissen
Experience is that marvelous thing
that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again. F.P.Jones<
I got the database but never got it opened. First fad had to put it somewhere for download (thank you for that) so I could download it because Hotmail said there was a unknown virus in it (and then, like a true Microsoft product, decides it knows what is good for you and doesn't let you download it). But Access didn't want to open the datbase either.
So nothing I learned about how to do this along this path (except the things I learned about Hotmail ofcourse
)Pierre Gorissen
Experience is that marvelous thing
that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again. F.P.Jones<