If you use ActiveX automation to launch MS Access, instead of SHell(), then
it does not matter where msaccess.exe is located. Better yet, with
automation, you can use your code to let Access do many things a user can do
manually. While using Shell, after Access started, your code have little
control to the Access it started.

Dim asc as Access.Application
Set asc=New Access.Application
asc.Visible=True
....
'Do something with Access
....
'If you are done, yo can choose to close it programmatically
asc.Quit



"Launchnet" <u20911@uwe wrote in message news:75a9e7edcc537@uwe...
Hi . . .
I currently use the following code to open a new instance of Access on my
PC.
It works fine.

What I need is to have the code open Access from any location that the
.EXE
file may be located at. Some of my users have it with different paths.

Sub NewAccessOnly()
Shell "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\MSACCESS.EXE",
vbNormalFocus
End Sub

Can someone give me a hand please?

Thanks
Matt@Launchnet

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