Is there no one out there that can answer this question? I have in the
intervening week figured out that if I go on regedit to HKEY_USERS\CURRENT
USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Access\Settings and null out the data for
the MRU1-9 that will do the trick. However, I truly prefer not top mocking
around with Regedit and would much more like to be able to run a macro like
the one below for Word. Anyone out there know how I can do that?
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Rey
"Rey" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I am running Offcie Professional Edition 2003 and want to clear the MRU for
> ACCESS 2003. I go through the procedure of unchecking and checking the
> Recently Used File checkbox suggested in the Knowledge database. The same
> list reaapears that was there before.
> In Word2003 I can do a macro to select what to delete (see below). Is there
> a way in Access that I can either delete a single file from the MRU as I do
> in Word or delete all the files in the MRU, not just hide them. I want them
> gone so that when I check the Display Recently USed Files they are gone but I
> can see future files I open.
> This Macro does the trick in Word 2003 can I do the analogous in Access2003?:
>
> Sub TEst()
> For Each rfile In RecentFiles
> fname = rfile.Path & "\" & rfile.Name
> RTN = MsgBox("Do you want to delete" & Chr(10) & fname & Chr(10) &
> "from the recent files?", vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton2)
> If RTN = vbYes Then
> rfile.Delete
> End If
> Next rfile
>
> End Sub
>
>
> --
> Rey
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