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That's what I thought.<br />
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I was just looking for information on some routines. And although there was no correct
answer he just confirmed what I already new. He was the first to respond.

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There are numerous &quot;acCmd&quot; functions that are available in access. <br />
They make things easier and a lot faster then writing code.<br />
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However, where can I find the actual code for the &quot;DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdFind&quot;<br />
so that I can change it some? Is there a book? Is it in access some where?<br />
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Thanks
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There are numerous "acCmd" functions that are available in access. 
They make things easier and a lot faster then writing code.

However, where can I find the actual code for the "DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdFind"
so that I can change it some? Is there a book? Is it in access some where?

Thanks

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