That's a pity but thanks, anyway, Dmitry!
Now, that's a challenge to find a way how to read these properties in .adp?
:)
I guess there should a way to read them because these are similar to
..CustomDocumentProperties of MS Word doc and MS Excel workbook and other VBA
enabled MS Office apps/documents. So the general idea of these properties
was too keep additional user-defined attributes/properties within Word
document, Excel workbook, MS Access project (.adp/.mdb),... -
strange MS didn't make available a common interface to handle
these properties from
Application.<SomethingActiveCommonToAllOfficeApps> ...
object? Will that be available in the next MS Office version?
Somebody from MS here - any ideas?
Shamil
"Dimitri Furman" <df*****@cloud99.net> wrote in message
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On Apr 14 2005, 02:45 pm, "Shamil Salakhetdinov" <sh****@users.mns.ru>
wrote in news:11***************@x-files.mns.ru:
Hi All,
This works for .MDBs:
?Currentdb.Containers!Databases.Documents!UserDefi ned.Properties("<Your
Prope rtyNameHere>").Value
How to get user defined property for .adp?
Looks like you cannot. In Access 2002, go to VBA Help, type "database
properties" in the Answer Wizard box, get this:
...
Note The Database properties of a Microsoft Access project (.adp) are
not available using Visual Basic.
...
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