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Hi,
I need to change the paths of linked tables to a path that doesn't exist on my computer, which means I can't use the Linked Table Manager. I am making the changes to the database for someone else to whom I will send the database when I have made the changes. He needs the tables to link to a D drive, which I don't have on my machine, so I can't actually make the changes using the Linked Table Manager. Is there some way I can type the path for the linked tables (in VB?) which won't require refreshing to check the links on my computer? I am using Access 2000 and Windows 2000. I can manipulate VB code, but I am not a programmer. Any tips would be much appreciated, Ilka  |
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