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April 1st, 2005, 09:07 PM
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wizards won't work in Access 2003
I keep getting the message that I need Jet Pack 4.0 and when I go to the
download site, windows then tells me I already have a later version. However, I still can't get the wizards to work and I really need them!!!! 
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April 3rd, 2005, 08:27 PM
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That is a secrurity issue, change your security setting to low, and see what
happens. If that doesn't work you should try reinstalling access. Kenard "CanadianSunset" wrote: I keep getting the message that I need Jet Pack 4.0 and when I go to the download site, windows then tells me I already have a later version. However, I still can't get the wizards to work and I really need them!!!!
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