When my internal tech support staff upgraded me from
Windows 98 to windows xp I have had problems with access.
Specifically I am getting a message that I do not have
enough memory when I am trying to create new reports and
my old reports did not convert.

Since I am not a tech guru I need help understanding the
suggested fix to my problem, which is synchronize a
replica set before converting it. Now what exactly does
that mean?

Thank you

For the best support please post in the correct newsgroups

microsoft.public.office.misc or microsoft.public.access

"Pamela Fama" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0aa701c36cc4$5ba844d0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> When my internal tech support staff upgraded me from
> Windows 98 to windows xp I have had problems with access.
> Specifically I am getting a message that I do not have
> enough memory when I am trying to create new reports and
> my old reports did not convert.
>
> Since I am not a tech guru I need help understanding the
> suggested fix to my problem, which is synchronize a
> replica set before converting it. Now what exactly does
> that mean?
>
> Thank you

Please post this question to microsoft.public.access, as
this is a Windows XP forum, not an Access 2000 fourm.
>-----Original Message-----
>When my internal tech support staff upgraded me from
>Windows 98 to windows xp I have had problems with
access.
>Specifically I am getting a message that I do not have
>enough memory when I am trying to create new reports and
>my old reports did not convert.
>
>Since I am not a tech guru I need help understanding the
>suggested fix to my problem, which is synchronize a
>replica set before converting it. Now what exactly does
>that mean?
>
>Thank you
>.
>