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08/10/2009 at 11:11AM PDT, ID: 24640838 | Points: 500
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Where does Microsoft Access store the file export specifications so I can edit these

Asked by ACCESS2008 in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Microsoft Access, Export File Specification

I am exporting several files in Microsoft Access.  I have created the exports using the wizard and save the file spec in the advanced option.  It does not seem like my file consistantly go into the same spots.  Most recently the files went into
Program Files\common files\system\msmapi\1033

I have not found a schema.ini file that is storing these.

I have gone into the file export specs and save the settings but it does not seem to last for the export of all 7 files.
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