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by - delegate Thong [1 post] (2007 Aug 13 Mon, 14:03) Reply

how to save a database as a template

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RE: template

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [813 posts] (2007 Aug 13 Mon, 14:36) Reply

Hi Thong,

Access databases are not like other Ms Office applications, in that they do not come with the ability to save the file as a template.

You will notice that the templates included on your local machine for from the internet, build themselves in realtime, once you have completed the wizard.

You might be able to find out more from Google, depending on what you are wanting to achieve.

Regards
Richard

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Dsum

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