Well..... not exactly true....
I have a rule which is basically that if you can think it, and do it manually, then you can do it on a computer, and anything you "can't" do directly, you can almost certainly do indirectly...
That does not, of course, mean it's going to be trivial. I'm assuming that you want to use Access to insert data into an Access table, and that you "must", for some reason get the data using javascript. I would create an intermediate file which javascript writes to, preferrably in some readily importable format, e.g., CVS. Then, have your Access program import from that file.
Of course, it would be a lot simpler to use something more "Microsoftish" than javascript, to avoid the whole issue.
Sanford J. Asman
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