Can't find Forms & macros in Application

P

Pele

I just inherited an application at a new job and I noticed that the designer
had created the application such that when you click on an icon, it runs a
file called Liberty.exe and that brings up a switchboard from which a lot of
stuff can be done. I have also noticed that the application uses tables and
queries stored in another database called storage.mdb.

The problem is, the Liberty.exe seems to launch a form, but I don't know
which database the form is stored; since the storage.mdb only contains tables
and queries i.e. there no forms or macros.

The question is, where is the Switchboard form being launched by the
Liberty.exe file stored.
 
V

Van T. Dinh

The question is how do you know it is an Access Form???

There are lots of applications that are written in Visual Basic, C++, etc
.... that use an Access (JET, actually) database to store the data but the
GUI is actually in the EXE.
 

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