ACC95: Updated Jet DLLs for Access 95 and Jet 3.0 Available in Download Center (151186)

SUMMARY

The Msjtwng.exe file contains an update of four .dll files that are included with Microsoft Access for Windows 95 version 7.0, Microsoft Visual Basic version 4.0, and Microsoft Windows NT version 4.0. The problems that are fixed by this update are as follows:

On Windows NT:

• Slow performance when you run large queries or you execute operations that read Long Value data types (OLE or Memo fields).
• Microsoft Jet database engine version 3.0 may stop responding (may crash) when used with Microsoft Internet Information Server version 2.0.
• You cannot create a Dropbox on the local computer in Replication Manager.
• When you rename a form in Access you may receive an IPF.

On Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT:

• When you try to open a database, you receive the following error message:
  Database Name isn't an index in this table.
• Two-digit dates are not resolved to four-digit dates until run time when used in the QBE grid and on property sheets.
• All two-digit dates are imported as occurring in the 1900s.
• "No Common Point..." error when synchronizing two replicas after the year 2000 if they were created before the year 2000.

The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:
The msjtwng.exe file contains the following files:

   File            Version      Size      Date
   ----------------------------------------------
   Msjt3032.dll    3.000.5226   916 KB    APR-26-1999
   Mstx3032.dll    3.000.4513   121 KB    SEP-13-1998 
   Mswng300.dll    3.00.4513    301 KB    FEB-11-1999 
   Msajetfs.dll    3.000.3011    32 KB    JUN-18-1996   

-and-

   62317t.doc      License agreement for the above files
   Readme.txt      Installation instructions for the update (This file)
				

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