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Where should I put the backend MS Access database?

April 26, 2017backend database MS

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Where should I put the backend MS Access database?

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Alex Krenvalk Posted

Such problems are quite popular on my PC.Fortunately I had a big experience in similar problems and one day I observed a tool which would help in this situation just like me – MDB Repair.

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Jin Tormen Posted

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Billy Robinson Posted

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Somewhere on your computer network or local computer that is regularly backed up. You can change the location of your database by logging into Time and Attendance Plus as the administrator and going to the Tools & Options->Options->System Options menu. Just click the Move button to take you through the process of moving the database.