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Information

This program is now available in Microsoft Access 97 and Microsoft 2000/XP versions.

The program, installation program, and sample database were designed for a 32 bit Windows environment (Microsoft Windows 95 +). You also must have a copy of Microsoft Access 97, 2000, or XP installed on your computer to run this application.

Installation

Access LCTA will no longer ask for a user name and password.  If your database was converted to Access by CEMML and it is password
protected you have two options:

1. Contact CEMML to remove the password protection of your database.
2. Select the option to install the short cut to use the Access work group file.

When Access LCTA was originally released the program was password protected by using the internal capabilities of Microsoft Access. User information and
privileges were stored in a Microsoft Access work group file. The installation program would add the necessary parameters to the short cut for Access LCTA so
the correct work group file was used. In some cases databases converted by CEMML were also password protected.

This protection has been removed from Access LCTA, making the program easier to use.   If your LCTA database is not password protected no action is required. If it is protected you must either have your database converted to a version with no password protection (the best option) or select the option during this installation to have an icon (short cut) created for Access LCTA that references the work group file. This short cut will be labeled "Access LCTA with Password".

During this installation the original Access LCTA work group file, file containing privileges information, will be installed to the install directory under the /mdw
directory. This is the file that will be referenced by the short cut if you choose to have it created. If you experience problems accessing your database with this
group file, caused by insufficient privileges, locate your original LCTASYS.MDW file and replace the LCTASYS.MDW file in the /MDW directory.

Note: Even though a database is not password protected you can still restrict access to this file by using network or operating system options. Consult your computer support personnel for ways to do this.

The program is provided with an installation program. Download the file to your computer then follow these procedures:

1. Place the file in a temporary directory
2. Run the file to begin the installation process
3. Follow the prompts on the screen
4. Please refer to the disclaimer below

A sample LCTA database is provided below if you do not have an existing LCTA database. Download the file to your computer then follow these procedures:

1. Place the file in a temporary directory
2. Execute the file to extract the database
3. The database can be placed anywhere on your computer but it is suggested you place it in the same directory as the application database (LCTA.MDB) [Top]

Disclaimer

The CEMML developed programs are provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, including, but not limited to, any warranty of merchantability or suitability for a specific purpose. At no time will the authors be held liable for any loss or damage, including loss of data or time, due to any operation or use of this program, even if the authors have been informed of such loss or potential for loss. [Top]

Access 97 Files

Be sure to check the documentation page for more information.

Readme.txt (included with installation - 5 KB)

Installation Guide Version 1.5 - Access 97 (104 KB)
(for more information on Adobe PDF files visit the documentation page)

Access LCTA Version 1.5 (4.26 MB)

This version contains the complete installation set for Version 1.5.   Download this file if you have not yet installed the program.

Access LCTA Version 1.5 - update only (2.67 MB)

This file contains only the updated application database Version 1.5 and associated files. Download the self extracting zip file, execute the file from within windows, and extract the files to the current installation directory of Access LCTA - replacing the current version. Note, any tables, forms, queries, or reports you have created and saved in LCTA.MDB will be lost.   Read the information on the Update Manager.   Download this file only if you have installed a previous version of Access LCTA.

Update Manager Information

Fort Justright sample database - Access 97 (628 KB)

Access 2000/XP Files

Be sure to check the documentation page for more information.

Readme.txt (included with installation - 2 KB)

Installation Guide Version 2.1 - Access 2000/XP (105 KB)
(for more information on Adobe PDF files visit the documentation page)

Access LCTA Version 2.1 (6.13 MB)

This version contains the complete installation set for Version 2.1.   Download this file if you have not yet installed the program.

Access LCTA Version 2.1 - update only (4.50 MB)

This file contains only the updated application database Version 2.1 and associated files. Download the self extracting zip file, execute the file from within windows, and extract the files to the current installation directory of Access LCTA - replacing the current version. Note, any tables, forms, queries, or reports you have created and saved in LCTA.MDB will be lost.   Read the information on the Update Manager.   Download this file only if you have installed a previous version of Access LCTA.

Update Manager Information

Fort Justright sample database -  Access 2000/XP (456 KB)

Copyright Information

Please refer to the PLANTS National Database Copyright Information site for copyright information on the data provided in the Species database.

You may also want to visit the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service National PLANTS Database site.

The Species database provided with Access LCTA contains data from the 1982 version of the PLANTS database (USDA SCS-TP-159 1982). The PLANTS database is a single source of standardized information about plants for of the USA and its territories. As mentioned, the PLANTS table of the Species database contains an older representation of the NCRS PLANTS database. These data are the original database used when LCTA started, and is provided to be backward-compatible for installations using this list. For recommendations on using more recent PLANTS data, please contact the LCTA support center.

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