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On 5 mei, 18:21, Chief_Bi...@hotmail.com wrote: > There was a Herod Antipas, son of Herod the Great, but not in 60 BC. I think Antipas was the familyname of Antipater, who in my humbleopinion is called Ameleckiah in the BoM. The Antipus called in the BoM, seem s to be Herod the Great himself. > > F. Josephus wrote of Herodium, and there never was a doubt it > existed ..it never was 'lost'     

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Author: NickYoungh
Date: May 5, 2008 10:28

Well, this confirms my suspicion. The file I posted is a very simple template. I think your base XML processing may not be set up correctly. One thing you can try is to download and install MSXML manually. That might help, but no guarantees. Thanks! -Zac. "HumbleOpinion" wrote: Hi Zac, Thanks again for your persistance. It still does not work. Since very few people
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Hi Zac, Thanks again for your persistance. It still does not work. Since very few people have this problem, I suspect that the problem is on my computer. As an aside, Microsoft Desktop Search does not work either. It lists only 30,000 files on my computer while Google Desktop lists 300,000, and it does not find any results for even the most mundane search. One of these days I'll reformat     

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Author: Zac Woodall [MSFT]
Date: Sep 4, 2007 22:06

Humble, what happens if you download this file to your desktop, then try to create a new database by double clicking the template file? http://cid-202fb0f0b974bfeb.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Downloads/test_template.accdt "HumbleOpinion" wrote: Hi Zac, Yes, I still get the same error. I had never used the beta version, but the version I have is from the Microsoft home use program
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Hi Zac, Yes, I still get the same error. I had never used the beta version, but the version I have is from the Microsoft home use program. "Zac Woodall [MSFT]" wrote: > Humble, we saw some of these types of errors with customers who started on > the beta and later installed the RTM version on the same computer (without > first formatting the drive and reinstalling Windows). You should     

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Author: HumbleOpinion
Date: Sep 4, 2007 21:56

btw I'm using WinXP Home with Access 2007. -- Maurice Ausum "HumbleOpinion" wrote: For what its worth, I'm having the same problem. I am using Access 2007 "DennyH" wrote: Whenever I try to download or even use an existing template in Access, I get an error. A pop up box states: (Note I put in whatever as it happens on any template that I try. Template
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Hi, Sorry to hear you have these problems. I went ahead and tried downloading several templates. You guessed it... I had no problems downloading them. Have you tried running Mirosoft Office Diagnostics? I don't know if it will fix the problem but it won't hurt trying it. Furthermore look if you have the possibility to run setup again and add the additional wizards for templates for access     

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Author: Zac Woodall [MSFT]
Date: Sep 4, 2007 10:16

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Author: HumbleOpinion
Date: Aug 31, 2007 05:46

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Author: Maurice
Date: Jul 31, 2007 10:44

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Author: Maurice
Date: Jul 31, 2007 10:42

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