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The app that @isladogs mentioned can do that. It comes with a pre-installed filters and you can add your own filters. It can be as a sidebar or combo box at top. You can also use a lot of settings for each filter to show them as you wish. Or limit your search to a set of pre-defined folders...

I used to use mp3tag. But at some point I stopped using it. I don't remember why, but there was something that I didn't like about it. Or was it a bug? Test multiple time on test files before working on your actual files.

If it was me, I would write a function in vba and use a loop to write a shell command for ExifTool and execute it. Or if the following fails, I would use vb to write a bat file in a folder in a loop and execute it in each loop. For example : (not tested) pth = "C:\Music\" artist = "Michael...

I absolutely agree with this,

That was my point. Here, if you forget your password, they they send a postal notification (not e-mail) to the address registered to the account. I don't know what you call it, it's a special mail that only the receiver can receive it and you have to show your ID, and sign a card and then the...

You mean they don't need a password or a phone? With several on-line information and one's mother maiden name, you can transfer money from one account to another? I wonder how loose the security of UK Banking system is. Here, not only you have to use a card and a password, or two differnt...

Yes, sorry for that.

But our discussion is not about CAD. It's about database. Your #17 post, if I'm understanding it correctly, is suggesting to convert the dimensions/mass property when saving it in a database. That's where the error occurs. Imagine you have a part that says it need 3.125lb ABS material for...

Since CAD has been mentioned, just as a caution from someone who is constantly in touch with CAD, converting dimensions is very risky, and I've never seen anybody who works in CAD, converts. I suggest sticking with the system your country mainly use (Imperial/metric), and stay away of converting...

Oh God....What a relief. For a moment I thought I've lost my mind and can't understand a simple task.

I feel I'm being dumb and don't understand. This is what my gifs showing: I have a database opened. So I have one process of Access. From current opened database, I run a code and open another database. It becomes two processes of Access. I close the database I opened, it becomes one process...

Earlier post doesn't compile. So I created a db with a public test function. Still the same result : "Test" is a public function in Database2.accdb that returns the name of current database.

@isladogs I'm really lost in this thread. Maybe I didn't understand the problem at all. From what I can understand, I think @CJ_London claimed that he opens a database, and when he closes it, the process of the opened database remains in task manager. What I see, with his own code, as the gifs...

@AHeyne Some correction. @CJ_London 's code in #28 has commented out the following line. acc.Quit acQuitSaveNone If I uncomment this line, the process is shut down. There's no need to set acc to nothing.

No, it wont. I gave up after waiting for 10 minutes. If .quit needs more than 10 minutes to close the process, then it's not of a use.

Somehow I feel I'm sacred and blessed by Microsoft. Because using offered code in #28, .quit leaves Access process in task manager, but setting acc to nothing closes the process. Or am I misunderstanding the whole process you're talking about. win 11, office 365, 64 bit

Without opening outlook, your mail won't be sent. If outlook is closed, .send saves the mail in outbox folder and will be executed only when you open outlook the next time, manually or with vba.

I know that. But a link opens in the browser. @BlueSpruce said that he had refused to install AWF app. I was just puzzled how I can find it. Because I prefer to work in the app, rather than a browser and google play says there's no app.

I had a car stereo ad on this page and I checked why. This is what "Why this ad?" I explained above is showing:

Many people don't understand the concept of google ads. They think that google is searching their lives to find what they like. There's a technology behind those ads and I'm not going to details. Google has spiders that digest a page and puts ads on the page based on the contents of the page and...