AUTOEXEC MACRO

G

Guest

I have set up an autoexec macro. The last action it does is "close" the
database. Now when I want to make changes to the database, I can't because
the database opens and then closes. How do I interrupt the macro so that I
can make changes to the database?
 
S

Steve Schapel

Unless this functionality has been disabled, you can hold down the Shift
key while the database is opening, and it will bypass the AutoExec macro.
 

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