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You are exactly right, sticking at it keeps you familiar (and motivated). I can see certain aspects start to form but sometimes get lost with the correct terminology, e.g. accidentally using a ',' instead of ';', most of the time I look for the code that does what I want (or similar) and...

Thanks for your help and recent message (I am still not up to 15 posts so can't 'reply'...) As a self taught Access user/administrator I was surprised at how easy it was to crack the password, once I knew how (thanks to your help). There is still so much that I am not as familiar/confident...

Hi there, Basically I was unable to 'crack' the MDE front-end of the database; but was able to crack the password protected back-end. Once in the back end I could view the relationships of the tables to gain the understanding I was after. In addtion to that I also downloaded the 'Access...

Thank you so much for your assistance yesterday/today. I tried to reply to your personal message but must have at least 15 posts to be able to reply.... Everything worked as per your suggestions, thank you again so much! I have used this website several times now for assistance and every time...

Im using Access 2010, previously I was using 2000 (it was a bit jump), this should be number 10...

Yes we are planning to export it all (which I assume will be my job) so as it can be imported into the new commercial system that is being implemented, again why I want to know more about the relationships etc. Data will be exported into excel and we will have to go from there. As yet I haven't...

Again, I forgot to mention that the 'Access Dependency Checker' is an 'Add In'...

Oh, I forgot to ask (using another post...:)) have you heard of the 'Access Dependency Checker'? I am not sure if it will give me the answers I need... I have been able to download it; however our network has blocked me from installing it as I dont have admin rights on my computer.... I did try...

Thanks for your response. I doubt I will be able to get the MDB version as it was developed by another hospital and I believe the reason it would have been converted to MDE was so they could control the database and keep it consistent (so there were not mutliple versions floating around, which I...

Thanks Galaxiom for your response, I guess we will habe to wait for the pesonal message option to 'appear'. Thanks for your help so far, greatly appreciated. I inherited this database and as previously said, trying to get my head around how it all works, there are a number of tables (around...

Thanks Pat and Galoxiom, I agree with both of your comments, should something happen with the codes etc or issues with reports and/or forms, obviously my ability to assist is restricted (and I have told this to my supervisor). I think basically they will just want me to have access to the...

Hi Pat, Thanks for your response. I actually did a bit of 'surfing' after posting and realised that as it was MDE I wouldn't be able to access the design view of any forms, reports or modules, which is why I wanted to use the 'Database Documenter' to at least print off the properties of fields...

Hi there, Firstly, can I say that I am self taught so please excuse me if I use the incorrect terminology... I have been given the task of 'managing' a database that was developed by someone else. I run Access 2010 and have just discovered that the front-end (the database is split) is in MDE...

Hi, I am new to the site and am self taught with Access/VBA etc, so my experience/knowledge is limited. I have Access 2003 on my computer and manage a database which is hosted on CITRIX and has multiple users. I have recently updated the database with a change to logos, fonts etc and discovered...