changing what is installed on system

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d.hogan

I have a Dell Opliplex system using Windows XP and with Office Profession
Edition 2003 installed.I have identical units at work and at home, so that I
can work at home at night instead of sitting in the office until 8 or 9 PM.
The office unit is part of a network, with a server that was set up with the
proper names for the location of the data - i.e. drive I has the database. I
do not have a drive I on the home system and so I need to relink the tables.

I am trying to convert a Access 97 database to run on this new system. I
have two problems.

Problem 1 relates to a conversion error I am getting, and I found a thread
about it that is indicating corrupted data in the source database, which I
need to look at further, but when I load the thing on my home system, it
can't find the data because of the link path.

Number 2, when I go to the Tools menu to look for the Link Table Manager,
the manger is grayed out. When I load the cd and try to modify the
installation, I cannot figure out which option contains the Link Table
Manger. I have tried to tell it to install ALL sub-options for Access, but it
still does not come up on the menu.

Where do I find the Link Table Manger in the custom installation list so
that I can add it?
 

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