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sueb
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I need to move my (split) database's back end to another location, but when I tried, the front end couldn't find the data, and I couldn't find where to specify the new location.
Jul 29 '10 #1
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sueb
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Never mind, I found it! It's under the "General" tab in the menu Tools/Options.
Jul 29 '10 #2

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