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Article ID: 193052 - Last Review: January 23, 2007 - Revision: 3.2
ACC: Find Bookmark Wizard Available in Download Center
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SUMMARY
The Find Bookmark Wizard is a Microsoft Access add-in that will search the
forms, reports, and modules in an Access database for text that references
either the Bookmark or the AbsolutePosition property. This wizard should be
used to assist you in finding code that may cause the problems discussed in
the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
191883Â
(http://kbalertz.com/Feedback.aspx?kbNumber=191883/EN-US/
)
ACC: Data Changes Are Saved to the Incorrect Record
The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:
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The FDBKMRK.EXE file contains the following files:
WzFndBM2.mda Find Bookmark Wizard for Access 2.0
WzFndBM95.mda Find Bookmark Wizard for Access 7.0
WZFndBM97.mda Find Bookmark Wizard for Access 97
Readme.txt This readme file
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(http://kbalertz.com/Feedback.aspx?kbNumber=119591/EN-US/
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FdBkmrk.exe contains three separate Add-ins, one each for Microsoft Access
2.0, 7.0, and 97. You only need to use the add-in that is specific to the
versions of Access that you have installed on your computer.
Steps to Install the Find Bookmark Wizard
- Double-click the FdBkmrk.exe file to expand the files.
- Open one of your databases in Microsoft Access.
NOTE: Do not open the add-in files themselves.
- Open the Add-in Manager.
In Access 2.0: On the File menu, point to Add-ins, and then click Add-in
Manager.
In Access 7.0/97: On the Tools menu, point at Add-ins, and then click
Add-in Manager.
- Install the appropriate version of the Find Bookmark Wizard Add-in.
NOTE: For more information about installing add-ins, search the
Microsoft Access Help Index for "Add-in Manager."
Using the Find Bookmark Wizard
- Open the Access database that you want to scan for suspect code.
- If you haven't already installed the Find Bookmark Wizard, follow the
steps listed in the "Steps to Install the Find Bookmark Wizard" section.
- Run the Find Bookmark Wizard.
In Access 2.0: On the File menu, point at Add-ins, and then click the
wizard in the list of add-ins.
In Access 7.0/97: On the Tools menu, point at Add-ins, and then click
the wizard in the list of add-ins.
- Read the information on the first page of the Find Bookmark Wizard, and
then click Scan.
The wizard will scan the forms, reports, and modules for suspect text. When
it finishes, it will display a message box indicating whether or not
suspect text was found. When you click OK, you will see a summary of the
wizards results. If suspect text is found, click the Print Log button to
see a full report of the results, including database name, module name,
procedure name, and the line number within the procedure where the suspect
text was found. The wizard must be run from within any database that you
want to scan.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Access 2.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Access 95 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Access 97 Standard Edition
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