04-18-2016, 01:13 PM
Menu Tools -> COM libraries,
find Microsoft Access ... Library,
double click it,
Close.
Macro Macro2769
Compile the macro.
Type Access, dot, and select Application from list. Declare a variable.
Call its member function _getactive. Or _getfile, but it probably creates new hidden msaccess process.
If Quick Macros is running as Administrator or uiAccess, let the macro run in separate process as user.
Whole macro
Macro Macro2769
find Microsoft Access ... Library,
double click it,
Close.
Macro Macro2769
Compile the macro.
Type Access, dot, and select Application from list. Declare a variable.
Call its member function _getactive. Or _getfile, but it probably creates new hidden msaccess process.
If Quick Macros is running as Administrator or uiAccess, let the macro run in separate process as user.
Whole macro
Macro Macro2769
