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by wascheer
It looks like you are approaching this as a client-configuration issue. From the info you provide it appears to be a server-side issue. By default .mdb files (and several others) are not enabled for synchronization. You can setup several different options for offline files on the server end.
I would suggest initially enabling the folder(s) in question for "Manual Caching", which lets the user specify the exact files they want to have available offline. This is the best way (I think) to at least verify that the service is working correctly.
There are various other configurattion choices on the server-side, and most of them are pretty straight forward.
by shanghai sam
You could try setting up a briefcase for the .mdb files and update the files that way.
Is your group policy in effect?
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/TechNet/prodtechnol/winxppro/reskit/prde_ffs_ypef.asp
Hope this helped a little.
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