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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Blogs
A free mdb edition of the Code Tracker™ for Microsoft Access® is now available for
those who cannot use an Add-in. This Code Tracker mdb edition was developed to help
someone whose company policies and ...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Syndicated Blogs
A free mdb edition of the Code Tracker™ for Microsoft Access® is now available for
those who cannot use an Add-in. This Code Tracker mdb edition was developed to help
someone whose company policies and practices would not allow...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Syndicated Blogs
The free Code Tracker™ Beta Add-in for Microsoft Access® has been upgraded to Version 1.0 and can be used in Access 2002, 2003, and 2007. It is a free download.
The Code Tracker™ 1.0 Add-in records the use of every procedure in ...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Blogs
The free Code Tracker™ Beta Add-in for Microsoft Access® has been upgraded
to Version 1.0 and can be used in Access 2002, 2003, and 2007. It is a
free download.
The Code Tracker&trad...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Blogs
Even though Access is the best rapid development tool for databases I have ever
used, some things can be drudgery. Take form controls for example. Access names
the controls on a form the same as the control sourc...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Syndicated Blogs
Even though Access is the best rapid development tool for databases I have ever
used, some things can be drudgery. Take form controls for example. Access names
the controls on a form the same as the control source. This makes it easy to ...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Syndicated Blogs
On June 1, Liz Ravenwood asked the MS_Access_Professionals group on Yahoo, “Is there a way that I can determine if chunks of my vba code is never being used?”
As I thought about this I thought that there should be a way to do this w...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Blogs
On June 1, Liz Ravenwood asked the MS_Access_Professionals group on Yahoo, “Is there
a way that I can determine if chunks of my vba code is never being used?”
As I thought about this I thoug...
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Blogs
0 Then
Debug.Print "Error " & Err.Number & vbCrLf & Err.Description _
& vbCrLf & "In procedure CreateStringValueHKCU"
End If
Set objReg = Nothing
End Sub......
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Patrick Wood Posted 3 Years ago through Syndicated Blogs
There are a number of reasons to write data to the registry such as saving the settings
preferred by an individual user to storing an activation key or a demo version expiration
date. But before we can save any values to the registry we ...
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