access2002 app under office2007 on windows7

LaurieTuff via AccessMonster.com

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Dec 1, 2009, 4:57:20 PM12/1/09

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I have copied an access2002 app to a windows7 OS, running Ofice2007

Superficially all looks well but when I try to make any data
changes/additions etc. I get the message,
' This Recordset is not updateable'

Can anyone help me out here?

Laurie

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Douglas J. Steele

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Dec 1, 2009, 5:02:02 PM12/1/09

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While it might sound like a facetious question, where did you put the
database when you copied it? Windows 7 has much stricter security than other
versions of Windows, and there are folders where you cannot put your own
data.

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Dec 1, 2009, 6:07:42 PM12/1/09

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Thanks for the response Douglas. I moved my data to another folder and all
was well.

Next question! What are the rules regarding data placement and where do I
find them?

Regards, Laurie

Douglas J. Steele wrote:
>While it might sound like a facetious question, where did you put the
>database when you copied it? Windows 7 has much stricter security than other
>versions of Windows, and there are folders where you cannot put your own
>data.
>

>>I have copied an access2002 app to a windows7 OS, running Ofice2007
>>
>> Superficially all looks well but when I try to make any data
>> changes/additions etc. I get the message,
>> ' This Recordset is not updateable'

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LaurieTuff via AccessMonster.com

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Dec 2, 2009, 3:05:46 PM12/2/09

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To answer my own question (for anyone else with this issue) the macro
security settings in Win7 allow a user to set any folder as 'safe' thereby
improving on the options in previous OSs

LaurieTuff wrote:
>Thanks for the response Douglas. I moved my data to another folder and all
>was well.
>
>Next question! What are the rules regarding data placement and where do I
>find them?
>
>Regards, Laurie
>

>>While it might sound like a facetious question, where did you put the
>>database when you copied it? Windows 7 has much stricter security than other

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>>> changes/additions etc. I get the message,
>>> ' This Recordset is not updateable'

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