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Data Access Pages only work from local drive

I am using Access 2K and have created a simple data access page which
only works properly when it is run from the local C drive.

The data file that is being accessed is held on a shared network
drive, and the data access page works for anyone on our domain, but
only if the htm file is run from the local c drive. If I attempt to
run it from either a network shared drive or from our intranet server,
the page loads and displays static data correctly, but does not
display any data from the database.

Can anyone help me with what I am doping wrong?
Thanks in advance

MikeL
Nov 13 '05 #1
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