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by dklippert
There's a known problem with Access 97/2000 installations. Does your client have both versions installed?
Type the following in the address box of I.E.
MSKB Q241141
by jlstrader
Cut and paste this URL into your browser:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/ARTICLES/Q141/3/73.asp
Be sure to remove any spaces that show up in the URL.
Don
by jlstrader
by dmiles
The licensing info is either damaged or missing from Windows Registry
1)Run Office Setup
2)Click Repair Office int the Microsoft Office 2000 Maintenance Mode dialog box
3)Select Repair Errors In My Office Installation
4)Click Finish
If you reinstall,remove the previous version and then install Access,reinstalling over previous install retains the registry settings.
by jlstrader
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