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Well the runtime is nothing more than the full version with all design features disabled.<br />
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&nbsp; What's the setup? &nbsp; You should have a drive letter mapped that points to a unique directory for each user with a copy of the Front End, pointing to a shared back end.<br />
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&nbsp;If that's what you have, then check directory security on the back end. &nbsp;Everyone should have full privs for that.<br />
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Jim.
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Well the runtime is nothing more than the full version with all design features disabled.

  What's the setup?   You should have a drive letter mapped that points to a unique directory for each user with a copy of the Front End, pointing to a shared back end.

 If that's what you have, then check directory security on the back end.  Everyone should have full privs for that.

Jim.

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Ok, done. All kidding aside, I appreciate your responses. Thanks.
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Ok, done. All kidding aside, I appreciate your responses. Thanks.

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Been there done that more times then I care to count&lt;g&gt;<br />
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But ones like these I like; easy fix ;)<br />
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It's the ones that cost you hours and hours that drive me nuts!<br />
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Jim.
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Been there done that more times then I care to count<g>

But ones like these I like; easy fix ;)

It's the ones that cost you hours and hours that drive me nuts!

Jim.

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Because Jim told me to! :-D &nbsp;<br />
It was a stupid problem, he was the only one who responded, and I figured it out myself, while I was responding back to him.
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Because Jim told me to! :-D  
It was a stupid problem, he was the only one who responded, and I figured it out myself, while I was responding back to him.

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Hello - I'm getting this error now after converting from Access/Office 2003 to Office 2010 with Access 2010 runtime, running on Citrix:<br />
&quot;Error has occurred: Could use {app path}; file already in use.&quot;<br />
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Is this something different with Office 2010, or is it just a runtime thing? <br />
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Thanks
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Hello - I'm getting this error now after converting from Access/Office 2003 to Office 2010 with Access 2010 runtime, running on Citrix:
"Error has occurred: Could use {app path}; file already in use."

Is this something different with Office 2010, or is it just a runtime thing? 

Thanks

Getting &quot;file already in use&quot; error now with Access 2010 runtime on Citrix

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Getting &quot;file already in use&quot; error now with Access 2010 runtime on Citrix

Getting "file already in use" error now with Access 2010 runtime on Citrix