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Using Office 2003 and Windows XP;
I need three functions to run when the DB opens, but as I understand it you
can only have one AutoExec macro, right?
So is the best practice to have the AutoExec macro call a function that
calls the other functions in order? As opposed to chaining functions
together? Placing calls in your main menu? Or is there some other approach?
What is best practice for this?
Thanks much for your input.
I need three functions to run when the DB opens, but as I understand it you
can only have one AutoExec macro, right?
So is the best practice to have the AutoExec macro call a function that
calls the other functions in order? As opposed to chaining functions
together? Placing calls in your main menu? Or is there some other approach?
What is best practice for this?
Thanks much for your input.