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I've not programmed in a few, but I remember that in VB one can use a short
name (e.g. AppPath) to code the file path name for your application
("c:\windows\system"). That way if the program should be moved, let's say to
the network, you don't need to hard code the file path name.
Can that also be done in Access? Specifically, I've designed an application
for tracking Items. Each record has a picture of that item that
automatically changes on each record. The app is store in the Main directory
and pics are in a subdirectory Pics. Now I need to move the app to the
network or to home and the path for the pics is currently hard coded.
Thanks for the help.
name (e.g. AppPath) to code the file path name for your application
("c:\windows\system"). That way if the program should be moved, let's say to
the network, you don't need to hard code the file path name.
Can that also be done in Access? Specifically, I've designed an application
for tracking Items. Each record has a picture of that item that
automatically changes on each record. The app is store in the Main directory
and pics are in a subdirectory Pics. Now I need to move the app to the
network or to home and the path for the pics is currently hard coded.
Thanks for the help.