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When created, this site type automatically defines the following: Documents This is a document library to hold documents; only one is created by default and it is expected that several more will be created Form Templates This is a form library to hold any InfoPath forms used in the site (a component in document management, forms can kick off various workflows in the site) Announcements This is for providing notices to users of the site and content Tasks This is a Task List for tasks related to documents in the site This site template includes two web parts (in addition to the Announcements List View) that are displayed on the main page: Upcoming Tasks This displays a list of any tasks open for the user viewing the site (based on tasks in the Tasks List in this site); options for this part include: Display Item Link column This enables/disables displaying a link to the task in the display Maximum Number of Items Shown This sets the maximum number of items that will be shown Relevant Documents This displays a summary of relevant documents to the current (viewing) user in the site; options for this part include: Include Documents Last Modified by Me If enabled, this includes any documents recently created by the viewing user Include Documents Created By Me If enabled, this includes any documents recently created by the viewing user Included Documents Checked Out to Me If enabled, this includes any documents checked out to the viewing user Display a Link to the Containing Folder or List This enables/disables displaying a link to the document or folder in the display Maximum Number of Items Shown This sets the maximum number of items that will be shown

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If the compaction was successful, and you chose to use the same name and path for the compacted file, Access replaces the original database file with the compacted version If Access isn t successful with compacting a database, one of the following reasons might be to blame: Another user could have the database open Your disk didn t have enough free space for both the original copy and the compacted copy of the database To remedy this, delete as many unnecessary files as possible and try compacting the database again You might not have permission to copy all the tables in the database You need both Open/Run and Open Exclusive permissions to make copies of the data If you are not the owner of this database, find the owner and try to obtain permission If you are the owner, update the permissions for all of the tables

The Site Directory Template provides a few lists and views that are used to organize the sub sites created beneath it (and others added to the Sites List) This includes a Categorized List, Site Map, and Top Sites (highlighted sites) Views; all read from the Sites list The Site Directory is usually a sub site of a Portal site, and there can be any number of them used Any sites created from the Site Directory become sub sites of the directory The Sites List (one per directory) is a list of site names and URLs that can optionally include entries for sites created beneath it The tabbed views simply provide different views of the list The Sites list is just a list; if a listed site is deleted, it is not removed; this must be done manually in the list in the site When first created, this site looks like this (notice the tab selections):

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The first view shown is the Category View, which lists sites by category Categories are simply choice fields defined in the Site List, and you can view this from the site by clicking View All Site Content Next, click on the Sites List to open it Then, select List Settings Under the Columns group, you will see the categories (choice fields) that are set (the choice fields are simply placeholders and can be changed via the web part or directly in the list): If you viewed the list, you may have noticed there is only one entry; this is a default link for users to use to create their My Site If you go back to the Site Directory home page and click on either the Top Sites or Site Map, you will see they are blank since no sites have been added

Some earlier versions of Access allowed the back quote character ( ) to be used in a database object name This is no longer permitted Open the database in the previous version and change the object name and all the references to the object in queries, forms, reports, macros, and code The database might be on a read-only network or the file attribute could be set to Read Only