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Gidday! &nbsp;I'd given up hope that that question would be answered - thanks for the pointer!<br />

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Gidday!  I'd given up hope that that question would be answered - thanks for the pointer!


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Can you please send me the file clsidvw.exe at suraj@newweb.net because the file is nowhere to be found in the microsoft site. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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Suraj
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Can you please send me the file clsidvw.exe at suraj@newweb.net because the file is nowhere to be found in the microsoft site.  Thanks.

Suraj

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I've installed the latest MDAC (MS Data Access Components) &nbsp;2.1 (MDAC 2.1.2.4202.3) on a Win 95 and an NT system here only to find that they break the connectioon to an ODBC driver (FLEXODBC) which I am accessing via ADO. &nbsp;I would like to uninstall MDAC 2.1 and rollback to MDAC 1.5c, but this I can't find out how to do this - I tried reinstalling MDAC 1.5c, but my breakage is still there. &nbsp;How can I truly get rid of MDAC 2.1?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Michael
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I've installed the latest MDAC (MS Data Access Components)  2.1 (MDAC 2.1.2.4202.3) on a Win 95 and an NT system here only to find that they break the connectioon to an ODBC driver (FLEXODBC) which I am accessing via ADO.  I would like to uninstall MDAC 2.1 and rollback to MDAC 1.5c, but this I can't find out how to do this - I tried reinstalling MDAC 1.5c, but my breakage is still there.  How can I truly get rid of MDAC 2.1?

Thanks

Michael

Uninstall MDAC 2.1

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