There are methods using Timer Events, but another very
practical way if you have a split FE/BE is to create another
FE that would run the code from the Autoexec macro and then
launch that program with Windows TaskScheduler.
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Gary Miller
Gary Miller Computer Services
Sisters, OR
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There are methods using Timer Events, but another very
practical way if you have a split FE/BE is to create another
FE that would run the code from the Autoexec macro and then
launch that program with Windows TaskScheduler.
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Gary Miller
Gary Miller Computer Services
Sisters, OR
________________________
I am trying to achieve the exact same thing i.e. run a
module (with a number of macros) I have created in Access
through Windows Task Scheduler, however, I am unsure
still of how to do this? Can you expand upon the
explanation below as I'm not particularly sure exactly
what to do? Thanks!!
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