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Actually, I was looking for a way to do this in code, which I didn't say in my original question, so I'll give you the points on this.<br />
By the way, I did find the answer:<br />
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The specifications have been moved from system tables to a collection in A2007.<br />
CurrentProject.ImportExpor<wbr />tSpecifica<wbr />tions<br />
The way to retrieve the list is to loop though the collection.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Todd<br />
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Actually, I was looking for a way to do this in code, which I didn't say in my original question, so I'll give you the points on this.
By the way, I did find the answer:

The specifications have been moved from system tables to a collection in A2007.
CurrentProject.ImportExportSpecifications
The way to retrieve the list is to loop though the collection.

Thanks,
Todd



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In Access 2007 I can run a 'saved import' using the DoCmd.RunSavedImportExport<wbr /> method.<br />
Is there some way I can retrieve a list of my saved imports? I've looked through the system files and don't see anything there.<br />
Thanks,<br />
Toddd<br />

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In Access 2007 I can run a 'saved import' using the DoCmd.RunSavedImportExport method.
Is there some way I can retrieve a list of my saved imports? I've looked through the system files and don't see anything there.
Thanks,
Toddd


Looking for a list of Saved Import/Export objects in Access 2007

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