You can use Windows Scheduler to launch Access at a specific time. This is one
case where macros are handy, because you can launch a specific macro in the
command line:
To follow on from John's answer - have a look at this post I made a while
ago regarding using scheduler. If you are not used to using scheduler then
this will give a step by step method
Make a macro to do it, then drag that macro from access to a folder in
windows explorer. Then use windows scheduler to schedule running that macro
( not the access file itself ).
To follow on from John's answer - have a look at this post I made a while
ago regarding using scheduler. If you are not used to using scheduler then
this will give a step by step method
Thanks Wayne! That's got some goodies I hadn't seen. Would you be interested
in posting it on a perhaps more secure site such as www.mvps.org/access or the
Utter Access code library?
John W. Vinson [MVP]
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