Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Wed Dec 28 15:31:20 CST 2011
Not ideal, but logical. If 2002 is the registry "default" for Access, that's what COM ( or whatever MS are calling it these days) will use when creating the appAccess object. -- Stuart On 28 Dec 2011 at 9:50, jwcolby wrote: > On my workstation at the client I have Access2K and AccessXP (2002) installed. Access 2002 is the > one that opens if I just double click a database. > ... > Dim appAccess As Access.Application ... > So I try testing it with my system. I use a shortcut to Access 2K (which has SP3) to directly open > C&R. I then click a test button which opens the target app. When it opens it is running under > Access 2002. IOW even though the code above is running in Access 2K once the dust settles the > target is running in Access XP. > > Not ideal for testing eh? >