printing

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If you wish exactly that, do a printscreen and paste to for
instance word.

Else, I think starting with the 2000 version, there's a documenter
found in Tools | Analyze where you can print most of what you
desire (hit the options button to specify after selecting objects).
 
Hi,
I have a database with 5 tables.
I need to print the structure of these tables.
i.e. I need to print the screen that shows field names, field type,
description (thing we see in the desidn view) for all the tables.

Can any one help

Khalil
 
RoyVidar said:
Else, I think starting with the 2000 version, there's a documenter
found in Tools | Analyze where you can print most of what you
desire (hit the options button to specify after selecting objects).

AFAIK, Access has always had the Analyzer built in. Certainly it was there
in Access 2.0 (I never used Access 1.0 nor 1.1)
 
Douglas J. Steele wrote in message
AFAIK, Access has always had the Analyzer built in. Certainly it was there in
Access 2.0 (I never used Access 1.0 nor 1.1)

Yes, you're right, I mixed it up whith printing relationships, which I
believe
became available in 2000 (though there was some downloadable wizard for
97, I think)
 
Why outlook express of post site only may on set up computer use?

Please ask your question in an Outlook Express newsgroup. This
newsgroup is for a different program, Microsoft Access. There are
Chinese language newsgroups; one of the Windows groups may have
someone who can help or who can advise you where to ask.

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
Reply Chinese languse is anyone answer me?
John Vinson said:
Please ask your question in an Outlook Express newsgroup. This
newsgroup is for a different program, Microsoft Access. There are
Chinese language newsgroups; one of the Windows groups may have
someone who can help or who can advise you where to ask.

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 

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