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Retired sewer plant employee
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How do I remove deleted database file names when opening Access 20
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John W. Vinson
There's usually no need to do so. They don't "do" anything, and don't make you
open them; just click on the one you want.
To do so, though, select Tools... Options... General and set the "Recently
Used File List" dropdown to 0. Close and open the database and reset it to
whatever you want.
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open them; just click on the one you want.
To do so, though, select Tools... Options... General and set the "Recently
Used File List" dropdown to 0. Close and open the database and reset it to
whatever you want.
Done, but please be aware that this is considered a very impolite request.
This is a public forum; ask your question here, get your answer here. Most of
the volunteers who answer would prefer to reserve private email support to
paying customers.