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How do I Compile my Database

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Hello people i have made a acess application but i dont know how to compile it and make it networked please hlp me with ideas of doing that
Dec 2 '11 #1
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NeoPa
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I believe databases are compiled automatically when they are saved, but an explicit compilation is achieved from the VBA IDE by selecting Tools | Compile {Project} where {Project} is the name of your project.

Only one question is allowed per thread so if you want to ask about 'Networking' it, then I suggest you start a new thread for that. You will need to form the question so that it makes sense though. If I saw a question as you have it here I would delete it immediately.
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