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ReplyMon 26 Mar 2007, 16:53Delegate Steve said...

Reference

any recomendations for a reference manual?

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ReplyWed 28 Mar 2007, 16:10Trainer David said...

RE: Reference

Hi Steve

I trust that you found your Microsoft Access VBA course useful.

We do not have a standard reference book that we recommend, but a personal recomendation would be:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Professional-Excel-Development-Definitive-Applications/dp/0321262506/ref=sr_1_2/203-2969026-3153561?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1175094447&sr=1-2

This is a personal recomendation as I found this book useful, but having said that it may not be the right one for you, it may be best to go down to a book shop and have a look through a few MS Access VBA books to see which one suits you.

Hope this helps
David

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Hide Access Tables

One method of stopping your Access tables appearing in Database window, is to rename the table(s) with the prefix usys.

This converts the table into a system object, which cannot be viewed in the Database window.

You can show system objects in the Database window by the following:

Step 1: On the Tools menu, click Options.
Step 2: Click the View tab.
Under Show, select the System Objects check box.
Click OK.

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