MS Access & Internet?
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What you need to dig into is SQL for database inquiry and update.
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if you are on an office network, you have to ask around if there is a workstation for surfing the internet.\n\nmercury of love
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There are numerous ways and programs that Access could be programmed to integrate with.\n\n1.  If you have an API(.DLL) for another software, then you can call it's functions from VBA Code inside Access.  \n\n2.  If you want to use OLE, you can control other running software like any of the other Office applications.\n\n3.  If you need to export or import data from another software package, then code can be written in Access to build or read in files from whatever format is necessary to integrate.
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Access 97 supports only limited SQL queries. Most of these can be generated with the query designer functionality in Access, but if you want to access the database using more advance SQL commands, try writing a VB program to do it and use an OLEDB jet connection. Then you get whatever functionatily you want on it.\nGood luck!
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Convert and MS Word Doc To HTML and Post it, Create an MS Access Database and Post it
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MS access will do that, \n\nlookfor help in excel for JET or OBDC
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I assume that you are referring to a CD provided by some Internet Service Provider.\n\nThe only way to browse the internet is to have a connection.   The CD only contains software and drivers that help you make this connection.
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Ok, if I am understanding this properly, access is referring to Microsoft Access?\n\nYou cannot open a dbf file from within Access.
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Basically MS-Access is for small scale industries/businesses - thats what microsoft itself is claiming. MS Access cannot handle records more than say a few thousands. I myself have experienced it - after 80000 records - MS Access really struggles. However MS SQL Server is quite capable of handling large number of records/data - so does ORACLE.\n\nFor your requirement, MS Access will be just fine.
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Programme Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Samples\n\nMeaning, in the microsoft office directory. could be as follows:\nC:&#92;Programme Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Samples\n\nYou can browse to it from "My Computer"\n\nOr you can go to your Access Program, click on file open and then browse to it from there.
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Microsoft Access software can do that.
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National Access is awful.  It is MUCH slower than dial-up and usually doesn’t work at all.  However it does work just like a regular internet connection, only badly.
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answer is here http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/archive/index.php/t-30557.html
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You just missed the boat.  MS stopped support for 98/ME about a month ago.  You will need to find a mirror site with the foreign language app.  IE7 might have support built-in, but it's in beta.  If you're willing to be a guinea pig, give it a shot.
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this will help\n\nhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f1f367bx(VS.80).aspx\n\nmy VB is a lil rusty but i looked it up
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To connect to an MS Access databse use this code:\n\n<CFQUERY NAME="rs" \n DBTYPE="dynamic" \n CONNECTSTRING="Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};Dbq=c:&#92;db&#92;mydb.mdb;Uid=Admin;Pwd=;"\n>\nSELECT SeekId, SeekUsername, SeekPassword from Seekers\n</CFQUERY> \n\nIncase you wan't to use an extended path use this code. \n<CFQUERY NAME="rs" \n DBTYPE="dynamic" \n CONNECTSTRING="Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};Dbq=#ExpandPath('..&#92;bettergig&#92;cgi-bin&#92;bettergig.mdb')#;Uid=Admin;Pwd=pass;"\n>\nSELECT SeekId, SeekUsername, SeekPassword from Seekers\n</CFQUERY>\n\nBoth the connections that I have described above are DNS-less connection or ready-to-connect. So you need not setup any DSN.
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In MS Word, go to the top toolbar and select TOOLS/AUTO CORRECT OPTIONS&#92;AUTO FORMAT AS YOU TYPE\n\nUncheck the box that reads [INTERNET AND NETWORK PATHS WITH HYPER LINKS]. Click OK.\n\nIf you found this info helpful, please be so kind as to rate my answer the best!!