Wizard from code

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First let me say thanks to all in this forum. Lots of good info. and links.

As is often the case while browsing forums, I sometimes forget where I found
something.

I found the code for running a wizard from code ( works great ) but the
orginal post said it did not work in "runtime". My question is : Is there a
way to run an Access Wizard in "runtime"?
 
paddyIE said:
First let me say thanks to all in this forum. Lots of good info. and
links.

As is often the case while browsing forums, I sometimes forget where I
found
something.

I found the code for running a wizard from code ( works great ) but the
orginal post said it did not work in "runtime". My question is : Is there
a
way to run an Access Wizard in "runtime"?
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No. Given that the runtime doesn't allow any code changes, what are you
trying to accomplish?
 
Douglas,

What I want to do is call the Label Wizard on the target machine so the user
can select the appropriate labels (Avery 5160, etc.) and build their own
labels. The command "... Application.Run “acwzmain.mlbl_Entryâ€, “TableNameâ€
...." works great on my development tube (because I have Access[acwzmain.mde])
, but, I don't think "acwzmain.mde" is included via the package wizard, or is
it?

Did I explain it OK?

Thanks
 
I don't believe you'd be able to do that.

As I said, you can't do design work with the runtime, so even if you could
fire up the wizard, it wouldn't do you any good.

You'll have to pick 2 or 3 common labels, create the reports for them, and
have them pick which report they want to run.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(no private e-mails, please)


paddyIE said:
Douglas,

What I want to do is call the Label Wizard on the target machine so the
user
can select the appropriate labels (Avery 5160, etc.) and build their own
labels. The command "... Application.Run "acwzmain.mlbl_Entry",
"TableName"
..." works great on my development tube (because I have
Access[acwzmain.mde])
, but, I don't think "acwzmain.mde" is included via the package wizard, or
is
it?

Did I explain it OK?

Thanks
--
Patrick



Douglas J. Steele said:
No. Given that the runtime doesn't allow any code changes, what are you
trying to accomplish?
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Douglas,

Thanks. I was afraid of that!
--
Patrick
Still trying to figure out what the meaning of IS is.


Douglas J. Steele said:
I don't believe you'd be able to do that.

As I said, you can't do design work with the runtime, so even if you could
fire up the wizard, it wouldn't do you any good.

You'll have to pick 2 or 3 common labels, create the reports for them, and
have them pick which report they want to run.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(no private e-mails, please)


paddyIE said:
Douglas,

What I want to do is call the Label Wizard on the target machine so the
user
can select the appropriate labels (Avery 5160, etc.) and build their own
labels. The command "... Application.Run "acwzmain.mlbl_Entry",
"TableName"
..." works great on my development tube (because I have
Access[acwzmain.mde])
, but, I don't think "acwzmain.mde" is included via the package wizard, or
is
it?

Did I explain it OK?

Thanks
--
Patrick



Douglas J. Steele said:
First let me say thanks to all in this forum. Lots of good info. and
links.

As is often the case while browsing forums, I sometimes forget where I
found
something.

I found the code for running a wizard from code ( works great ) but the
orginal post said it did not work in "runtime". My question is : Is
there
a
way to run an Access Wizard in "runtime"?

No. Given that the runtime doesn't allow any code changes, what are you
trying to accomplish?
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