Access and Briefcase

[Roger]

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I am using Access 2002 Packaged in Microsoft Office XP
Professional with Frontpage and want to use briefcase to
sync between a server and my computer. When I try to make
a sync copy in the briefcase I get the error "Briefcase
can't start a Microsoft Jet database session."
I have tried to repair office, removed and reinstalled
office, have applied all updates to Jet Office and XP
Pro, installed Microsoft Data Access Components, and
added Microsoft Office - Microsoft Access for Windows -
Database Replication.
Any ideas on what I can do or check next?

[CZ]

>> I am using Access 2002 Packaged in Microsoft Office XP
Professional with Frontpage and want to use briefcase to
sync between a server and my computer. When I try to make
a sync copy in the briefcase I get the error "Briefcase
can't start a Microsoft Jet database session."
I have tried to repair office, removed and reinstalled
office, have applied all updates to Jet Office and XP
Pro, installed Microsoft Data Access Components, and
added Microsoft Office - Microsoft Access for Windows -
Database Replication.
Any ideas on what I can do or check next?

Roger:

Probably by design to protect the dbase.

Note that you cannot use MS Access dbase files with Offline Files either.

Check one of the Access NGs.

[CZ]

>> I am using Access 2002 Packaged in Microsoft Office XP
Professional with Frontpage and want to use briefcase to
sync between a server and my computer. When I try to make
a sync copy in the briefcase I get the error "Briefcase
can't start a Microsoft Jet database session."
I have tried to repair office, removed and reinstalled
office, have applied all updates to Jet Office and XP
Pro, installed Microsoft Data Access Components, and
added Microsoft Office - Microsoft Access for Windows -
Database Replication.
Any ideas on what I can do or check next?

Roger:

Probably by design to protect the dbase.

Note that you cannot use MS Access dbase files with Offline Files either.

Check one of the Access NGs.

[CZ]

>> I am using Access 2002 Packaged in Microsoft Office XP
Professional with Frontpage and want to use briefcase to
sync between a server and my computer. When I try to make
a sync copy in the briefcase I get the error "Briefcase
can't start a Microsoft Jet database session."
I have tried to repair office, removed and reinstalled
office, have applied all updates to Jet Office and XP
Pro, installed Microsoft Data Access Components, and
added Microsoft Office - Microsoft Access for Windows -
Database Replication.
Any ideas on what I can do or check next?

Roger:

Probably by design to protect the dbase.

Note that you cannot use MS Access dbase files with Offline Files either.

Check one of the Access NGs.

[CZ]

>> I am using Access 2002 Packaged in Microsoft Office XP
Professional with Frontpage and want to use briefcase to
sync between a server and my computer. When I try to make
a sync copy in the briefcase I get the error "Briefcase
can't start a Microsoft Jet database session."
I have tried to repair office, removed and reinstalled
office, have applied all updates to Jet Office and XP
Pro, installed Microsoft Data Access Components, and
added Microsoft Office - Microsoft Access for Windows -
Database Replication.
Any ideas on what I can do or check next?

Roger:

Probably by design to protect the dbase.

Note that you cannot use MS Access dbase files with Offline Files either.

Check one of the Access NGs.

[CZ]

>> I am using Access 2002 Packaged in Microsoft Office XP
Professional with Frontpage and want to use briefcase to
sync between a server and my computer. When I try to make
a sync copy in the briefcase I get the error "Briefcase
can't start a Microsoft Jet database session."
I have tried to repair office, removed and reinstalled
office, have applied all updates to Jet Office and XP
Pro, installed Microsoft Data Access Components, and
added Microsoft Office - Microsoft Access for Windows -
Database Replication.
Any ideas on what I can do or check next?

Roger:

Probably by design to protect the dbase.

Note that you cannot use MS Access dbase files with Offline Files either.

Check one of the Access NGs.