MOD2000: Access Workflow Designer Readme Contents

- Software Requirements
- End-User Client Setup
- Access Workflow Designer Tools Setup
- What is Microsoft Office Developer Access Workflow Designer?
- Release Notes and Known Issues

  Server Issues
  =============
    - Internet Explorer settings on the server may cause 
      Microsoft Office Developer to not work correctly.
    - Issues with reinstalling Access Workflow Designer on the server when 
      subscriptions still exist.
    - Potential problems when using the same computer as the server and the 
      client.
    - Terminology issues in the online documentation.
    - Do not use Japanese characters in your Web site name if you have an 
      English server.

  End-User Issues
  ===============
    - Errors can occur during synchronization of offline subscriptions.
    - If the server is not available, users will receive a script run-time 
      error when trying to resolve conflicts.
    - Issues with removing local databases when removing a subscription.
    - When filtering data on the client, locale settings will impact filter 
      results.
    - Potential issues with two-digit years because of SQL Server and ADO 
      defaults.

  Database Issues
  ===============
    - SQL Server 7.0 is required on the server for this release.

  Naming Issues 
  =============

  Team Solutions Manager Issues 
  =============================
    - Always synchronize the user directory when adding or removing 
      database users.
    - Issues with synchronizing the User Directory.
    - The Find Mailbox dialog box only works when ADSI OLEDB is installed.
				

- Software Requirements
- End-User Client Setup
- Access Workflow Designer Server Setup
- What is Microsoft Office Developer Access Workflow Designer?
- Release Notes and Known Issues

  General Issues
  ==============
  - There is no Undo feature in this version of the Access Workflow 
    Designer.
  - Multiple developers should not access the same database at the same 
    time using the Access Workflow Designer tools.

  Naming Issues
  =============
  - SQL Server permissions errors may occur when installing Access Workflow 
    Designer Tools on a Windows 95/98 computer.
  - Issues with the Microsoft Office Developer Workflow Toolbar 
    Control.
  - Terminology issues in the online documentation.
  - Do not use Japanese characters in your solution name if you have an 
    English server.

  Database Issues
  ===============
  - Do not rename user tables in the solution database.
  - New tables added after defining main user tables are not recognized 
    automatically by the Access Workflow Designer.
  - When creating user views for the user interface, make sure to use base 
    views rather than user tables to ensure row permissions are 
    enforced.
  - Making any permissions changes or row changes to the Issue Tracking 
    solution requires you to update the IssuesBaseView manually. 
  - Row-level permissions on main tables prevent making schema 
    changes.
  - Permissions issues may result when changing the login defined as 
    database owner (DBO) before registering a database.
  - Potential date issues for the end user.

  Workflow Issues
  ===============
  - Workflow permissions for workflow actions may require the SQL Server 
    database owner logins to be changed.

  Offline Replication Issues
  ==========================
  - Offline publication names cannot contain spaces before or after the 
    name.
  - Adding main tables that are included in publications requires the 
    re-creation of the publication.
  - Offline replication will fail if the replicated table contains 
    timestamps.
  - The SQL Server Agent must be running to create publications.
  - Offline subscriptions cannot be created on server.

  Security and Permissions Issues
  ===============================
  - To create new SQL logins and database users with MSDE, use the version 
    of MSDE provided with Office 2000 Premium or SQL Server.