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From: salmonella on 7 May 2010 11:02
when I run this command ( RunCommand acCmdImportAttachAccess ) in a runtime
version- the wizard appears but is 'deformed' and does not work. However, in
a accdb version of the same data base it all works perfectly- is this just a
runtime (accdr) thing or is there a way around this with vb?

What I am doing is allowing users to encrypt the backend then to link a FE
to to the encrypted BE. They will need to do this from time to time for FE
updates- or am I missing something?

thanks
From: Arvin Meyer [MVP] on 7 May 2010 14:22
Yes you can do it with VBA. There's code at the Access Web

http://www.mvps.org/access/tables/tbl0009.htm
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"salmonella" <uwimdl(a)hotmail.com.dns> wrote in message
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> when I run this command ( RunCommand acCmdImportAttachAccess ) in a
> runtime
> version- the wizard appears but is 'deformed' and does not work. However,
> in
> a accdb version of the same data base it all works perfectly- is this just
> a
> runtime (accdr) thing or is there a way around this with vb?
>
> What I am doing is allowing users to encrypt the backend then to link a FE
> to to the encrypted BE. They will need to do this from time to time for FE
> updates- or am I missing something?
>
> thanks


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