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Steve Geard
The situation is this: there are two XP machines in a workgroup. The database
(Access 2000) is on Peter's machine. Andrea has the other machine on which
Access 2003 is installed. When she tries to open the database on Peter's
machine she gets a message saying "either it is opened exclusively by another
user, or you do not have permission to open it." It is definately not opened
exclusively by another user and is definately shared over the workgroup. I
have checked the user and group permissions in the Access 2000 database and
can't see why Andrea can't get in. Any thought anyone? Could it be a problem
with crossed versions of Access?
(Access 2000) is on Peter's machine. Andrea has the other machine on which
Access 2003 is installed. When she tries to open the database on Peter's
machine she gets a message saying "either it is opened exclusively by another
user, or you do not have permission to open it." It is definately not opened
exclusively by another user and is definately shared over the workgroup. I
have checked the user and group permissions in the Access 2000 database and
can't see why Andrea can't get in. Any thought anyone? Could it be a problem
with crossed versions of Access?