Select the Import option from the File menu. (see Figure 1)
Figure 1
Push the Add File button in the Import menu. (see
Figure 2)
Figure 2
Select your access database in the Add File to Import List
menu. (see Figure 3)
Figure 3
Press the Open button in the Add File to Import List menu
(Figure 3), and press the OK button in the import menu (Figure 2).
A question box will pop-up and ask whether you want to
create a new database connection. Type a descriptive name for the
database in the text box labeled Name. Remember this name. It is the
name of your connection, and it will allow you to connect the database to
your asp pages. Select the Yes button. (see Figure 4)
Figure 4
Another box may also pop-up and ask whether you want to save
the database in the "fpdb" folder. Select the Yes button.
Figure 5
There should now be a folder called fpdb with your access database stored inside.
Select the Web Settings option from the Tools menu. (see
Figure 6)
Figure 6
Select the Database tab inside of the Web Settings menu.
(see Figure 7)
Figure 7
Select the Add button from the Web Settings menu. (see
Figure 8)
Figure 8
Type a descriptive name for the
database in the text box labeled Name. Remember this name. It is the
name of your connection, and it will allow you to connect the database to
your asp pages. (see Figure 9)
Select the Browse button to find your Access Database
location in the current Web.
Figure 9
Select your access database and push the OK button. (see
Figure 10)
Figure 10
Continue pressing OK buttons until you have exited all of the menus. You have now finished creating your database connection.