Re: My Database keeps getting damaged

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On 28/3/06 18:39, in article #g4ob6oUGHA.5004@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Dave
Leer" <dreeleer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

1. So if I turn notifications off I will be able to copy my DB without
worrying about corrupting it if I logout and log back in?

Yes (in fact, with notifications turned off the daemon will quit when ALL
office apps are closed - no need to logout)


2. Are the notifications for the calendar reminders?

Yes.


Thanks!!!

"Barry Wainwright [MVP]" <barry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:C04EED20.B4777%barry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Yes, it does - but logging back in again will promptly re-start it, if you
have Notifications turned on.

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From: Dave Leer <dreeleer@xxxxxxxxx>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 20:08:56 -0800
Subject: Re: My Database keeps getting damaged

Does logging out stop the daemon ?


"Barry Wainwright [MVP]" <barry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:C04CA6B2.B438C%barry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 26/3/06 19:09, in article #sIqAjQUGHA.4452@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"Dave
Leer" <dreeleer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I transfer my Database back-and-forth between my home and work
computers
at
least once a week. Recently, I started receiving the following pop-up
message only on my home computer:



"Your Office database is damaged

Do you want to quit MSN Messenger and all Microsoft Office programs so
that
the Database Utility can run?"



After repairing the database it seems to go away but then comes back.
This
has only happened on my home computer and not the one at work. Any idea
what
could cause this?



Thanks!




When you copy the database back and forth, do you quit the daemon first?

See here for more details:
The Database Daemon -

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Microsoft MVP (see http://mvp.support.microsoft.com for details)
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