run-time error

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Edward A. Owens

Hello,
I've recently upgraded from FrontPage 2002 to FrontPage 2003, and I've
developed two problems.
1. When I open a web site live and tried to save the page, the first time I
save it I get the following error:

Run-time error '-2147467259 (80004005)
method '`' of object '`' failed
The top of the window contains the word "Clean_Table"

I did a search for the error and the window designation on the Microsoft
Knowledge base and
it seems as if the error is related to the AutoNumberID table tag, that was
included in 2003 iteration of FrontPage.
I downloaded a supposed "fix" for the problem (Jimco, I guess made it), I
installed it - but the problem still exists.
Does anybody else know of this problem and the solution?
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2. Sometimes I open a database live to make changes or to work on tables.
Since installing FrontPage 2003,
I get an error message when I try to open databases. "Security Warning:
"This file may not be safe if it contains code that
was intended to harm your computer. Do you wish to open this file or cancel
this operation?"
Since I'm the only person who authors the web, I'm certainly not going to
write code to harm my computer.
How do I stop this message from coming up? It's annoying.

e.a. owens
 
-----Original Message-----
Hello,
Howdy.

I've recently upgraded from FrontPage 2002 to FrontPage
2003, and I've developed two problems.
1. When I open a web site live and tried to save the
page, the first time I save it I get the following
error:

Run-time error '-2147467259 (80004005)
method '`' of object '`' failed
The top of the window contains the word "Clean_Table"

I did a search for the error and the window
designation on the Microsoft Knowledge base and
it seems as if the error is related to the
AutoNumberID table tag, that was included in 2003
iteration of FrontPage.
I downloaded a supposed "fix" for the problem (Jimco,
I guess made it), I installed it - but the problem
still exists. Does anybody else know of this problem
and the solution?
Click to expand...

You would have to pursue this with Jimco. It seems to be
their code.
2. Sometimes I open a database live to make changes or
to work on tables. Since installing FrontPage 2003,
I get an error message when I try to open
databases. "Security Warning:
"This file may not be safe if it contains code that
was intended to harm your computer. Do you wish to
open this file or cancel this operation?"
Since I'm the only person who authors the web, I'm
certainly not going to write code to harm my computer.
How do I stop this message from coming up? It's
annoying.
Click to expand...

Well, yeah, but Access doesn't *know* the database came
from you. Your options are:

1. In Access, choose Macro from the Tools menu, and then
Security.
2. On the Security Level tab, click Low. However,
Microsoft doesn't recommend this setting because
you *never* get warnings about *any* database.

or

1. Digitally sign your macros. (This is something you do
within the Visual Basic Editor. Access Help explains
it.) This gives Access a way of knowing the macros
came from you.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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