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Author: punkyalex
Forum: Programming
Date: 2008-12-31

You can try creating a button in the form, quit the wizard when it appears.

Select the button and go to the event tab on the property sheet on the right side and click the '...' beside '"onClick"
You might have to click Property Sheet in the design / tools section of the ribbon for it to appear
It starts visual basic and to launch a program you can use the code:

shell ("C:windowsexplorer.exe")

where c:windowsexplorer.exe is replaced by the nero application

so the whole code may appear to be something like..

Option Compare Database

Private Sub Command2_Click()
Shell ("C:windowsexplorer.exe")
End Sub

hope that makes a sense

something which may be useful http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA012289061033.aspx