........ONE at a time : ie: you cannot have ONE USB and plug it in computer 1 then in computer 2 etc ... DMC needs to be reseted between each computer (but you can of course do computer1 reset computer2 reset computer3 reset computer1 etc ....) Do not try copying a Portable version it will not work <BG> and it will tell you so! ..... or if it does please do tell me :) Do not try starting ...

...the account on my main PC. Normally, that wouldn't be an issue in a domain. In a domain the user name is preceaded by the computer name. So "//computer1/Joe" and "//computer2/Joe" would be two different Joe's. In a workgroup, you can only read accounts on the computer hosting the database server. So, in this case, I technically had "//mainpc/Joe...

... name of the account on my main PC. Normally, that wouldn't be an issue in a domain. In a domain the user name is preceaded by the computer name. So "//computer1/Joe" and "//computer2/Joe" would be two different Joe's. In a workgroup, you can only read accounts on the computer hosting the database server. So, in this case, I technically had "//mainpc/Joe" and ...

... OneNote is that on one computer you've got all your notebooks stored locally, on the other computer you can open the shared notebook by doing File -> Open Notebook then type something like \\COMPUTER2\John Doe\Documents\OneNote Notebooks\Etc (you can browse for it too, or your email link should work). By the way, this behavior is exactly the same as Windows XP except ...

...to OneNote is that on one computer you've got all your notebooks stored locally, on the other computer you can open the shared notebook by doing File -> Open Notebook then type something like \\COMPUTER2\John Doe\Documents\OneNote Notebooks\Etc (you can browse for it too, or your email link should work). By the way, this behavior is exactly the same as Windows XP except that...

... to OneNote is that on one computer you've got all your notebooks stored locally, on the other computer you can open the shared notebook by doing File -> Open Notebook then type something like \\COMPUTER2\John Doe\Documents\OneNote Notebooks\Etc (you can browse for it too, or your email link should work). By the way, this behavior is exactly the same as Windows XP except that Vista ...

...(laptop) after being disconnected/offline over the weekend cam back to the office on monday and the connection to the new database on computer3 just crashes. After a couple of atemps we droped the computer2's database and tryed to reconnect to the database on computer 3. BCM just hangs. we have given up on BCM... it should just work and we have spent days altering settings and trouble...

... is how I did it: 1. Copied my Outlook file to Computer2. 2. On Computer2, opened Outlook. Under "Options: Mail Setup: Data Files" I changed the data file o... new files. Perhaps there's a better way to open the Outlook file on Computer2 so that I can also see the contacts? "Brian Tillman" wrote: ...

...? This is how I did it: 1. Copied my Outlook file to Computer2. 2. On Computer2, opened Outlook. Under "Options: Mail Setup: Data Files" I changed the data file o the Outlook ... any new files. Perhaps there's a better way to open the Outlook file on Computer2 so that I can also see the contacts? "Brian Tillman" wrote: ...

... correctly? This is how I did it: 1. Copied my Outlook file to Computer2. 2. On Computer2, opened Outlook. Under "Options: Mail Setup: Data Files" I changed the data file o the... creating any new files. Perhaps there's a better way to open the Outlook file on Computer2 so that I can also see the contacts? "Brian Tillman" wrote: TxWebdesigner <beverly@...