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Is there anyway of carrying out Windows Macros in Access

Thanks

Sanka
Sep 26 '07 #1
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cyberdwarf
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Hi Sanka

What sort of macros did you have in mind?

Steve
Sep 26 '07 #2
Sanka
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Hi Sanka

What sort of macros did you have in mind?

Steve
Well I want to copy the coding in a txt file and then paste it into the source editor for a portal window. Thats what I want the macro to do. Then I want to call up that macro in VB in Access

Thanks

Sanka
Sep 26 '07 #3
cyberdwarf
218 Expert 100+
Sanka

Did you read the reply to your previous thread? Was it any help?

http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread714143.html

Have you tried the Shell command?
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  1. RetVal = Shell("Macro to run", 1)
Steve
Sep 26 '07 #4
Sanka
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Sanka

Did you read the reply to your previous thread? Was it any help?

http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread714143.html

Have you tried the Shell command?
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  1. RetVal = Shell("Macro to run", 1)
Steve
Hey Steve

It was helpful to a certain extent I just could not get it to change the HTML on the webpage...dunno why though

I'm a VB novice so maybe thats why
Sep 26 '07 #5
cyberdwarf
218 Expert 100+
An HTML doc is just a text file: there's no reason you shouldn't be able to write out to one.

Is the HTML doc opened by another user?

Steve
Sep 26 '07 #6
Sanka
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An HTML doc is just a text file: there's no reason you shouldn't be able to write out to one.

Is the HTML doc opened by another user?

Steve
Nope...ok so I wanna tackle this a different way...how do I open the source code and then overwrite the html code with the code that I have in my text file but only from a certain point

Thanks

Sanka
Sep 26 '07 #7

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