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    Determine if ACCDE or ACCDB

    Yes - you are right ! Didn't realize that this property exists only in a compiled version... Thanks so much !
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    Create a macro in(through) vba

    Is there way to create a macro through VBA ? E.g. currentdb.CreateMacro "mcrName", "mcrArguments", etc. The reason being is macro incompability between 2007 and 2010, so we need to create separate macros just before rollout. Thank you.
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    Determine if ACCDE or ACCDB

    Unfortunately, this does not work in 2010 or 2007 - there is no such property, so function resumes on error without returning a result. Thanks for trying anyway!
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    Determine if ACCDE or ACCDB

    Thanks for the idea - but .Properties("MDE") returns an error in Access 2010, not sure about Access 2007 though.
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    Determine if ACCDE or ACCDB

    Already done - but a malicious user may rename ACCDE to ACCDB to circumvent the code. That is why we need to ensure that a user has opened the compiled version. Thank you.
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    Determine if ACCDE or ACCDB

    Good morning. I need to determine whether a user has opened an ACCDB or ACCDE version of the database. I understand that SYSCMD is the right way to do it. I've created a test function below, however, it returns 'False' in both ACCDB and ACCDE versions of the database. Any suggestions are...
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