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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 them to install an
Add-in. You can downlo......
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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 your database. You can see how and when your co......
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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 without spending a small fortune on expensive so......
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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 must have a registry
key to hold the infor......
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In this article I will show you the easiest way to use VBA to get a username, the
name of the user’s computer, the Program Files Folder, the user’s My Documents folder,
the Start Menu folder, the user’s Desktop folder, or the Shared Documents folder.
This infor......
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I came across this blog post,
Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I retrieve the path to the Program Files folder on a
computer? — CC, and I began thinking how useful knowing the Program Files
Path could be. I thought about how it would not just be helpful but even e......
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The Registry contains an enormous amount of data, some of which is very useful to the Microsoft Access developer. Microsoft Access VBA allows us to use WMI to access that data. We can get a list of all the System DSNs on a Computer, all of the ODBC drivers, all the Internet Cookies, list the paths o......
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Microsoft Access VBA enables you to store a value in the Registry with just one line of code. You can also read the stored value with one line of code. This is possible using Access’ built-in code which has its own section of the Registry. Jimmy Peña, author of the excellent Code For Ex......
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Microsoft Access VBA can read and write to the Windows Registry by using WMI. In this article we are going to show you how easy it is to read 5 different types of Registry Values with VBA and WMI.
The Registry provided a solution for the problem caused by the proliferation of separate ini settings ......
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You can Stop, Start, Pause, and Resume Windows Services with Microsoft Access VBA by using the power of WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation). This is called “setting the State” of the Service. This can be useful, for example, if we want to make sure the SQL Server Reporting Services ......
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