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why do you want each tables records to be added to same tables. I dont get what you want to achieve here? doesn't relating all the tables together solve your problem?

thanks for this one Banana !

dont thank me yet. see if your code do really perform what you want to achieve. again, BE CAREFUL PLAYING AROUND THE REGISTRY.

your code is nearly there.... my question is does HKLM\software\my application\security code do exist in your registry? what type of registry did you use? REG_dword or Reg_SZ? what does the debug windows says?

Dim RegObj, RegKey Set RegObj = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") RegKey = RegObj.RegRead("HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Cu rrentVersion\Policies\System\DisableTaskMgr") If RegKey = "" Then MsgBox "There is no registry value for this key!" Else MsgBox "Registry key value is " & RegKey & "!" Set...

well, its maybe that importing takes all the objects into your database including the records therein whereas linking doesn't do that but instead simply relating one table to another table from another db. :eek:

I am not a programmer too heman85 but I go deep to study every example that I encounter.

well I cannot give you the code to prevent copy of your folder of your database to another computer, what matters most is to prevent your application not to be used in another computer wherein your registry that you create does not exist. here is my code compilation. Hope you study them and...

as you can see heman85, if I know that your application is ms access and there is this restriction and I know how to go about the registry and have researched where to find the registry key, I would definitely have altered that key found on HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings...

The syntax should be something like: SaveSetting "YourApplicationName","Settings","LastShutdown",now() The First parameter describes your application name. The second the general nature/group of the information you're going to save. The third parameter describes specifically the peice of...

you dont need account to view that. scroll down and you will see the example. you can either use the OnLoad or OnOpen event of your startup form. moreover, if you are going to use registry strings, maybe I can advice you to use REG_SZ for text values because REG_DWORD is for values 1 and 0...

really. can you point me to that activex control or function libraries so I can study and use them? also can you show me how to use one for the moment?

let us say I am going to need barcoding for retail sale and for inventory and tracking purposes.

hehehe. gemma and I have already provided you the links and example. and I think that was already ample. maybe you dont understand the links and examples that we provided for you. Its your turn to study what was given to you.

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Microsoft/Development/MS_Access/Q_20780133.html that link should provide you some example. anyway, my thought of that only is that, where is that registry located? what if someone knows how to access that registry and alter that registry. I was thinking maybe...

I have not done working with barcoding, though I have researched some but still I would like to have assistance. Will you kindly assist me on... How to 1. create barcode 2. read or scan barcode using barcode reading or scanner 3. saving into the table the scanned barcode. I need this one...

s = "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Po licies\System\DisableTaskMgr" b.RegWrite s, 1, "REG_DWORD" here it states that you are going to write inside the registry string of "s" the value of 1 and the type of key you are going to write is REG_DWORD. study that.

RegKey = RegObj.RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MyAppl ication\Security Code=dword:00000001") that was wrong. study the example i have given you. and or maybe you can also study what gemma-the-husky told regarding savesettings and getsettings.

I see. I guess you can make use of 2007 runtime since its the updated version of ms access applications.

that is not a key, that is only path to the key. you must make DWORD value or any type of values there. this is WRITE example Set b = CreateObject("wscript.shell") s = "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\DisableTaskMgr" b.RegWrite s, 1, "REG_DWORD" this is delete...