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I have an Access 2007 database that I have split (FE &amp;&nbsp;BE). &nbsp;When I launch the front end, it is looking for the back end in my &quot;MyDocuments&quot; folder, rather than in the folder which contains the front end. &nbsp;Is there a place I need to change the reference to the BE?<br />
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Thanks..Tom<br />

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I have an Access 2007 database that I have split (FE & BE).  When I launch the front end, it is looking for the back end in my "MyDocuments" folder, rather than in the folder which contains the front end.  Is there a place I need to change the reference to the BE?

Thanks..Tom


Split Access Database cannot find Back End

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