With Microsoft Access, learn how to start a database in different ways and produce different start-up actions allowing you to use a single database to perform multiple tasks.
Video Steps
1. Specify a start-up form through options
2. Specify an Autoexec macro
3. Use the /X command line switch to specify a macro name
4. Use the /CMD command line switch to pass arguments into the database
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