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Robert
Hello:
I am creating an application in Access to track records
of our 1500 or so members. We have created two
databases, one to store data and the other for the GUI.
The tables in the database for data is being linked in
the GUI database.
When the solution is complete, we plan to package it
using the Access 2003 Developer Extensions. The problem
is that the extensions do not seem to allow us to place
the application in a custom folder (C:\OALodgeData).
With the linked tables, we need an absolute reference to
the database with data.
Is it possible to link tables using shell references, for
example to a subdirectory under the user's program files
folder? Alternatively, is it possible to specify a
custom directory when packaging with the Access 2003
Developer Extensions?
Thanks for your help,
Robert
I am creating an application in Access to track records
of our 1500 or so members. We have created two
databases, one to store data and the other for the GUI.
The tables in the database for data is being linked in
the GUI database.
When the solution is complete, we plan to package it
using the Access 2003 Developer Extensions. The problem
is that the extensions do not seem to allow us to place
the application in a custom folder (C:\OALodgeData).
With the linked tables, we need an absolute reference to
the database with data.
Is it possible to link tables using shell references, for
example to a subdirectory under the user's program files
folder? Alternatively, is it possible to specify a
custom directory when packaging with the Access 2003
Developer Extensions?
Thanks for your help,
Robert