Here's one method you could do:
If you can set up a macro that will do it, then you're halfway there. (even if it is just a macro that calls some VBA)
Then, all you need to do is create a "Scheduled Task" in Windows, and have it open the file with the macro as a parameter.
Just create a new Scheduled Task that opens Access so that you can get through the wizard, then open the properties, and change it to something like:
Code:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\MSACCESS.exe" C:\YourFile.mdb /x YourMacro
The /x switch makes the file run that macro on startup - like an autoexec macro.
Just make sure that you put a Quit command at the end of it so it finishes at the end.
Steven
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