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Can I bind an office application to a field in Access with OLE using VBA?

Asked by PeteyBgood in Microsoft Access Database, Windows OLE Programming, Access Forms

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Specifically I'd like to use MS Word in the same way as if it were in an unbound object frame. I have a memo field that requires extensive editing, and the standard text box is a little short on functionality. I could save it to a unique file, store the file name and link to that but to avoid a rampant proliferation of mostly small files I'd rather keep the field in the database. I could save the field to a temp file, open it with Word then reload it into the memo field, but this seems kludgey. Maybe an unbound frame specifying a Word window class, but which one? I don't have a good track record with guessing.Start Free Trial
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