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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    Thanks for sharing, Colin. The registry aspect could answer my question from #17: However, as I only have a valid certificate but no Access 365, I cannot test it.
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    For sure it doesn't work with Microsoft Access 2019 Pro Plus Version 2504 (Build 18730.20186), thats what I tested. Also not shown with my Access 2019. Regarding the time stamp: Time stamping shouldn't belong to the source of the certificate (file or token). But during the signing process an...
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    Thanks Colin, I will take a look on your site. As long as a timestamp was used at the time of signing, this should not be a problem. Do you know whether timestamps are set during the signing process using Microsoft Access? This is an important point that wasn't clear to me yet. I thought...
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    Thanks Colin for discussing it. (y) Perhaps the Microsoft Access team will also comment on this? Irrespective of this: Would you be so kind as to upload a signed ACCDB so that I can test with old Access versions whether the signature can withstand a “/decompile /compact”?
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    @The_Doc_Man : For me it is crucial to deliver decompiled versions of the ACCDBs, as we have had problems in the past with older versions of Microsoft Access correctly executing a database that was compiled with a newer version. Decompiling has always prevented this problem. Conversely...
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    Yes, please don't mention "I then tried the opposite and decompiled then compacted a signed project from the command line. The project remained signed!". :LOL: Just kidding. I hope this is by intention. I could live with it to decompile/compact after signing. Thanks for testing Colin, I...
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    My sequence is to execute “/decompile /compact” twice in a row. But that's not the point here. ;) I would like to know if it is still decompiled after signing.
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    Is a DEcompiled ACCDB still DEcompiled after signing?

    Hello everyone, Unfortunately I don't have Microsoft Access 365, so I can't test it myself. But I am interested in whether a decompiled ACCDB is still decompiled after signing? Is there anything official to read about this, or official statements from Microsoft? Or is it possible to...
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    Differences in date management between Win10 and Win11

    @sonic8 : As you're german too: There is also a german version of this article, having many comments maybe be interesing to be read too. ;)
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    Differences in date management between Win10 and Win11

    I accidently read this very current article: https://borncity.com/win/2025/05/16/issues-with-visual-c-redistributable-and-odbc/ Maybe there is a relation to your problem with this library?
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    Differences in date management between Win10 and Win11

    How about the regional settings in Windows? Maybe they differ from one computer to the other?
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    MSACCESS.exe not quitting - relates to print spooler

    @Ranman256 : Which Version of Microsoft Access do you use and which update channel?
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    Version Control for MS Access: Using the MSAccess-VCS Add-in

    Thats what ChatGPT says about:
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    Support for Forms and Reports on Large Monitors has appeared on the Access Roadmap

    Or Microsoft SQL Server LocalDB.
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    control variable

    That should not be the question. The question should be what it should do. See and follow Command Query Separation: So both, functions and subs, are procedures. Both can have parameters (which could be used for quasi return values if declared ByRef), but only functions can have a return value...
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    Glitch in Replace function / Object Browser documentation

    Thanks for testing @Josef P. and @arnelgp . So yes, finally the Object Browser 'documentation' is wrong. The online documentation doesn't mention a default value of the 'compare' parameter at all.
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    Glitch in Replace function / Object Browser documentation

    I have accidentally noticed a behavior of the String.Replace function that does not match the documentation from the Object Browser. According to the Object Browser, the default value of the optional parameter 'Compare' is 'vbBinaryCompare': However, the actual behavior is not like this...
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    A dream: What I do miss about Access.

    It should be noted that the Microsoft Access team, which is well-disposed towards our Access developer community, unfortunately has nothing directly to do with the VBA/VBE team. Therefore, my hopes for an extended VBA (see above) are unfortunately close to zero, too.
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    A dream: What I do miss about Access.

    In terms of Access, I would like to have for example controls like 'FlowLayoutPanel' or 'TableLayoutPanel' in Forms to better organize controls. In VBA I miss e.g.: - Reflection - Programmatic access to the call stack - Constructor/Parameter overloading - Generic types - Nullable types -...
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    Emmanuel Katto : How to Customize MS Access to Look Like a Standalone Application

    So just to be clear and avoid misunderstandings: You use images and not Unicode entities, is that correct?
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