Access question

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Fathergoose

Hello,
Is it possibly to alter a CD full of information of access material to save
it on the desktop folder and then work with it interactively...as in add to
and change the information and then save it back to the folder.
The original info on the CD was in Read Only format.

I hope this makes sense.
I have office Access 2000 on the computer and I am not positive what the
saved access info version was.

Thanks for any help and comments.


~Bill~
 
In other words, I have a CD that has access material on it and I am supposed
to input information and then save it back to the disc...or to another
folder that I create on my desktop to be used for the new altered info.
And then I could save it, (i.e.. burn it to another CD) to turn the altered
info in to the work place??
Does this make sense or do I need to try again.
Again I have Access 2000.
Sounds like I need to change the format or something.
thanks for reading my issue.
Bill
 
Fathergoose said:
Hello,
Is it possibly to alter a CD full of information of access material
to save it on the desktop folder and then work with it
interactively...as in add to and change the information and then save
it back to the folder. The original info on the CD was in Read Only
format.

I hope this makes sense.
I have office Access 2000 on the computer and I am not positive what
the saved access info version was.

Thanks for any help and comments.


~Bill~

CD's are by nature read only. You can copy the MDB file to your
computer (desktop is OK) then do a right click choose "Properties" and
change the "read only." You can then make the changes you want and then
save it back to the same CD or another CD. If you chose the same CD you
will need to put it a new or different folder or change the name.
 
Oh Joseph,
thank you so much for taking the time to help me out.
I will try what you have said.

Again thanks.

best regards to you,
Bill
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