Where can I find HTML Templates for Access 2003?

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When exporting Access 2003 queries/tables an option is available to type in a
HTML Template - but where are they? Office Online makes reference to them,
giving examples of coding and stating that they include "HTML tags and tokens
that are unique to Access." But I've searched everywhere for them without
success. If anybody knows anything about these I'd be grateful.
 
6

'69 Camaro

Hi.
but where are they?

Wherever you put them. They're user defined.
But I've searched everywhere for them without
success.

No one bothers publishing them, because they're so easy to make. Feel free
to save the one I've pasted below into a file and use that as your HTML
template. Modify it as needed.

HTH.
Gunny

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' * * * START CODE * * *

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<!--The following token places the object name in the title bar of the
Web browser.-->

<TITLE><!--AccessTemplate_Title--></TITLE>
</HEAD>
<!--The following HTML tag creates a different background color than the Web
browser default.-->

<BODY BACKGROUND = "sky_blue.gif">

<!--The following token places all object output inside the <BODY> tag.-->

<!--AccessTemplate_Body-->

</BODY>

<BR><BR>

<!--The following four tokens create four navigation text buttons that jump
to the first, previous, next, and last pages of a report.-->

<A HREF = "<!--AccessTemplate_FirstPage-->">First</A>

<A HREF = "<!--AccessTemplate_PreviousPage-->">Previous</A>

<A HREF = "<!--AccessTemplate_NextPage-->">Next</A>

<A HREF = "<!--AccessTemplate_LastPage-->">Last</A>

<!--The following token inserts the text "Page n" , where n is the current
report page number.-->

<P ALIGN = CENTER>Page <!--AccessTemplate_PageNumber-->.</P>

<!--The following HTML tag adds a company logo to the bottom of the Web
page.-->

<IMG SRC = "company_logo.gif">

</HTML>

' * * * END CODE * * *
 

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