Access and LocalApplicationData

[Marco Olimpi]

Hi,
i need to read form access a file (with visual basic for application)
that is located in the special folder LocalApplicationData. How I can
find the path of this folder in VBA?
In C# I use the comand Environment.SpecialFolder.LocalApplicationData
Thanks a lot!

Marco

 

[Karl E. Peterson]

i need to read form access a file (with visual basic for application)
that is located in the special folder LocalApplicationData. How I can
find the path of this folder in VBA?

See http://vb.mvps.org/samples/SysFolders

In C# I use the comand Environment.SpecialFolder.LocalApplicationData
Thanks a lot!

Welcome to a real programming language!

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

See http://vb.mvps.org/samples/SysFolders


Welcome to a real programming language!

Well, yeah, but you have to admit that one line of code is slightly
simple than importing a bunch of API code and constants.

Tony

 

[Karl E. Peterson]

Well, yeah, but you have to admit that one line of code is slightly
simple than importing a bunch of API code and constants.

I was kinda-sorta joshing, but the reality is that "one line of code" is backed up
by a 120Mb+(?) runtime that's constantly being updated and needing to be
redownloaded. Looks simple, but helluva pricetag!

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

I was kinda-sorta joshing, but the reality is that "one line of code" is backed up
by a 120Mb+(?) runtime that's constantly being updated and needing to be
redownloaded. Looks simple, but helluva pricetag!

Excellent point. And I keep on reading about weird Interop and
assembly problems. <shudder>

Tony

 

[Karl E. Peterson]

Excellent point. And I keep on reading about weird Interop and
assembly problems. <shudder>

The problem with building things out of Legos is, well, they invariably *look* like
they're built out of Legos! ;-)