Installing an older Access based program in Vista

I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written on
an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named: C:\WINDOWS\
_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how to
fix the problem.

From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
Visual Basic to run within Access.

Google for MSRSTRT.Exe

"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in message news:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>on
> an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
> following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
> C:\WINDOWS\
> _MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
> anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
> to
> fix the problem.
>

On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
> on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
> write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
> Visual Basic to run within Access.
>
> Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>
>
>
> "ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
> >I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
> >on
> > an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
> > following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
> > C:\WINDOWS\
> > _MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
> > anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
> > to
> > fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

how to
fix the problem.

Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
work's when Vista does not.

Actually, you can write Custom Solutions based on Microsoft Access. I would
recommend the OP post this in the following NG:
microsoft.public.access
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"AJR" <ajrjdr@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:uwI3ugaIIHA.1324@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was
> written on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) -
> you cannot write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing
> programs in Visual Basic to run within Access.
>
> Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>
> "ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in message news:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>on
>> an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get
>> the
>> following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
>> C:\WINDOWS\
>> _MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
>> anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
>> to
>> fix the problem.
>>
>
>

Michael Yardley wrote:

> On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
>>write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
>>Visual Basic to run within Access.
>>
>>Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>>
>>
>>
>>"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>>
>>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>on
>>>an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
>>>following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
>>>C:\WINDOWS\
>>>_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
>>>anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
>>>to
>>>fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>>
>>- Show quoted text -
>
>
> how to
> fix the problem.
>
> Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
> your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
> work's when Vista does not.
>
Ahhh...the "true you' finally emerges? Guess what, you're either an
incompetent computer user or else you're just a fukkin troll.
If the later, get lost. If the former learn more about computers by
asking real, honest user questions.
So which are you?
Frank

On Nov 7, 7:06 pm, Frank <f...@osspan.clm> wrote:
> Michael Yardley wrote:
> > On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
> >>on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
> >>write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
> >>Visual Basic to run within Access.
>
> >>Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>
> >>"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>
> >>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
> >>>on
> >>>an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
> >>>following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
> >>>C:\WINDOWS\
> >>>_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
> >>>anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
> >>>to
> >>>fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>
> >>- Show quoted text -
>
> > how to
> > fix the problem.
>
> > Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
> > your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
> > work's when Vista does not.
>
> Ahhh...the "true you' finally emerges? Guess what, you're either an
> incompetent computer user or else you're just a fukkin troll.
> If the later, get lost. If the former learn more about computers by
> asking real, honest user questions.
> So which are you?
> Frank- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

you're either an
> incompetent computer user

The opposite Vista suck big time

An error was encountered while trying to post, please try again later.

Vista again

Michael Yardley wrote:
> On Nov 7, 7:06 pm, Frank <f...@osspan.clm> wrote:
>
>>Michael Yardley wrote:
>>
>>>On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>>> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>>on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
>>>>write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
>>>>Visual Basic to run within Access.
>>
>>>>Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>>
>>>>"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>>
>>>>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>>>on
>>>>>an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
>>>>>following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
>>>>>C:\WINDOWS\
>>>>>_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
>>>>>anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
>>>>>to
>>>>>fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>>
>>>>- Show quoted text -
>>
>>>how to
>>>fix the problem.
>>
>>>Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
>>>your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
>>>work's when Vista does not.
>>
>>Ahhh...the "true you' finally emerges? Guess what, you're either an
>>incompetent computer user or else you're just a fukkin troll.
>>If the later, get lost. If the former learn more about computers by
>>asking real, honest user questions.
>>So which are you?
>>Frank- Hide quoted text -
>>
>>- Show quoted text -
>
>
> you're either an
>
>>incompetent computer user
>
>
> The opposite Vista suck big time
>
> An error was encountered while trying to post, please try again later.
>
> Vista again
>
>


Oh, I see. So you're both an incompetent computer user and a wannabe troll.
Hummm...guess what...you're dead in the water. Best to take that job
offer at 7'em 11'em. Don't bother with Mickey'dees, you'll never get
past the PF-16 test.
Frank

On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:06:14 -0800, Frank <fb@osspan.clm> wrote:

>Michael Yardley wrote:
>
>> On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
>>>write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
>>>Visual Basic to run within Access.
>>>
>>>Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>>>
>>>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>>on
>>>>an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
>>>>following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
>>>>C:\WINDOWS\
>>>>_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
>>>>anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
>>>>to
>>>>fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>>>
>>>- Show quoted text -
>>
>>
>> how to
>> fix the problem.
>>
>> Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
>> your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
>> work's when Vista does not.
>>
>Ahhh...the "true you' finally emerges? Guess what, you're either an
>incompetent computer user or else you're just a fukkin troll.
>If the later, get lost. If the former learn more about computers by
>asking real, honest user questions.
>So which are you?
>Frank


The same old Frankie ****wit foolishness. If you don't agree Vista is
the greatest OS ever this moron will call you a troll, a liar, a
drunk, whatever pops into the sawdust that's where a brain is suppose
to be in normal people. Of course Frank has no concept of what normal
means considering he's a mental case.

On Nov 7, 7:30 pm, Adam Albright <A...@ABC.net> wrote:
> On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:06:14 -0800, Frank <f...@osspan.clm> wrote:
> >Michael Yardley wrote:
>
> >> On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >>> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
> >>>on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
> >>>write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
> >>>Visual Basic to run within Access.
>
> >>>Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>
> >>>"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>
> >>>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
> >>>>on
> >>>>an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
> >>>>following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
> >>>>C:\WINDOWS\
> >>>>_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
> >>>>anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
> >>>>to
> >>>>fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>
> >>>- Show quoted text -
>
> >> how to
> >> fix the problem.
>
> >> Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
> >> your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
> >> work's when Vista does not.
>
> >Ahhh...the "true you' finally emerges? Guess what, you're either an
> >incompetent computer user or else you're just a fukkin troll.
> >If the later, get lost. If the former learn more about computers by
> >asking real, honest user questions.
> >So which are you?
> >Frank
>
> The same old Frankie ****wit foolishness. If you don't agree Vista is
> the greatest OS ever this moron will call you a troll, a liar, a
> drunk, whatever pops into the sawdust that's where a brain is suppose
> to be in normal people. Of course Frank has no concept of what normal
> means considering he's a mental case.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

They are all over Usenet you just get used to them.

On Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:25:51 -0800, Frank <fb@osspan.clm> wrote:

>Michael Yardley wrote:
>> On Nov 7, 7:06 pm, Frank <f...@osspan.clm> wrote:
>>
>>>Michael Yardley wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Nov 7, 5:39 pm, "AJR" <ajr...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>>> From your post "... install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>>>on an old version of Access ..." is confusing (at least to me) - you cannot
>>>>>write programs with Access - Access does provide for writing programs in
>>>>>Visual Basic to run within Access.
>>>
>>>>>Google for MSRSTRT.Exe
>>>
>>>>>"ikoman" <u38887@uwe> wrote in messagenews:7ae1d0937ba0a@uwe...
>>>
>>>>>>I am attempting to install a program called Tapetracker which was written
>>>>>>on
>>>>>>an old version of Access on my new computer and during the install get the
>>>>>>following message: "Cannot change properties of the file named:
>>>>>>C:\WINDOWS\
>>>>>>_MSRSTRT.EXE." After giving this message, the installation aborts. Has
>>>>>>anyone else gotten a similar message? Does anyone have any ideas on how
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>fix the problem.- Hide quoted text -
>>>
>>>>>- Show quoted text -
>>>
>>>>how to
>>>>fix the problem.
>>>
>>>>Throw your computer with Vista in the dump can like I have and ask for
>>>>your money back. This was posted using W98 way better and at least it
>>>>work's when Vista does not.
>>>
>>>Ahhh...the "true you' finally emerges? Guess what, you're either an
>>>incompetent computer user or else you're just a fukkin troll.
>>>If the later, get lost. If the former learn more about computers by
>>>asking real, honest user questions.
>>>So which are you?
>>>Frank- Hide quoted text -
>>>
>>>- Show quoted text -
>>
>>
>> you're either an
>>
>>>incompetent computer user
>>
>>
>> The opposite Vista suck big time
>>
>> An error was encountered while trying to post, please try again later.
>>
>> Vista again
>>
>>
>
>
>Oh, I see. So you're both an incompetent computer user and a wannabe troll.
>Hummm...guess what...you're dead in the water. Best to take that job
>offer at 7'em 11'em. Don't bother with Mickey'dees, you'll never get
>past the PF-16 test.
>Frank

The only job Frank qualifies for is butt kisser. Frank will kiss any
ass if the price is right.