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I’ve just reviewed post 7 and corrected it—this was an honest mistake, and I want to make clear that I meant no offense. We've all seen how easily things can be misinterpreted and spiral out of control, and I’d rather avoid adding to that. I have the utmost respect for ********, and I’m...

Additional Benefits: Sure; we can launch apps from Access however i don't think that is what ******** was promoting. I transitioned from my old dashboard to a HTML menu-driven frontend, which connects directly to my domain for PHP integration and backend manipulation. Because the PC is locked...

It’s a pity — I keep getting drawn back into Access now and then thanks to his work and you guys on this forum. Like many here, I find it genuinely inspiring. We all need a breather now and then, though……

The Windows Identifier Module hasn’t been formally tested yet, but it surfaces several promising strategies for working around the lack of PID exposure in certain applications. The included EXTERNALAPPLICATIONHOST attachment does function reliably — in my case, it integrates well with Advanced...

Been playing with ******** code…… As he states works well for some apps but not others. Need to identify external apps without PID's

I'm not replying to this; last time i got accused of infecting the forum with a virus lol

Abuse it and loose it…… You have to project yourself pal...

I think this is a positive step Jon towards limiting unnecessary risk……

"No Linux application that I know of can open an ACCDB" A few that can with limitation especially after Office 2016 - LibreOffice, DBeaver + UCan Access, MDB Tools or Conversion Based RebaseData API

I can confirm that I am not a bot. However, I did consult a language model to gain additional perspective. I’ve also used it recently to explore potential strategies for responding to similar actions. It has highlighted several considerations I hadn’t previously thought of, which may prove useful.

The definitive answer to this lies with John, as he holds the necessary context. From a risk management perspective, I would recommend discontinuing the Watercooler, which presents a higher exposure. For open-topic discussions, it would be more prudent to utilize alternative platforms that offer...

Youre right, technical safeguards and disclaimers can help reduce risk, but they don’t make you bulletproof. If someone is determined to pursue legal action, especially in the UK where intermediary protections are weaker than in the US, they can still target site owners or moderators. So: 1...

For what it's worth this is what i had to do/consider Make sure you have clear rules about acceptable content, including posts on religion, politics, hate speech, and harassment. Include a clause that moderators are not liable for user-generated content. If you don’t have these yet, draft them...

Sweet.... Consider adding a timestamp field to tblReferences to track when the export occurred: SQL: ExportedOn DATETIME DEFAULT Now() This will help with versioning and audit trails. Public Sub ExportReferencesToTable_DAO() Const tableName As String = "tblReferences" Dim db As...

BitLocker's reliance on a TPM for security is its own downfall. TPM Bus sniffing is the approach. Defeated in minutes with a Raspberry Pie……

GPT is a tool. But if you’re building systems that need to last, be audited, or handed off — I want the person who understands the code, not just the one who can generate it.

I recently uploaded a ZIP file containing a single video, but it was flagged as containing a virus. I’ve scanned the file using VirusTotal and other reputable tools, and all results confirm it’s completely clean — not a single engine flagged it as malicious. The ZIP contains only one .mp4 file...

Just a small video in MP4.. False positive pal

lol, i was not sure what you were asking…… Like this?

This is a known behavior in Access: reports open asynchronously and don’t block code execution, even if you set them as modal. Unlike forms and MsgBoxs, reports don’t have a built-in modal mode that pauses VBA execution. To handle this, you typically need a workaround such as: Using a timer or...