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keybd_event versus SendKeys to open Access database with macros disabled
Hi all
I am wanting to programmatically open an Access database with macros disabled (equivalent to opening with Shift key pressed). I have seen code for both keybd_event and SendKeys and am wondering what is the difference. I have heard that SendKeys is a method of 'last resort'. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks in advance Paul Martin Melbourne, Australia |
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