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Something like this, let me know how you make out. --Richie Dim appAccess Dim db Dim qd Dim rs Dim c Set appAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application") appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase "base.mdb", False Set db = appAccess.DBEngine.Workspaces(0).Databases(0)...

Why export to HTML? Another approach may be to use your openquery, like you have, but change that query to a "make table query" and then use ADO on the result set?

I do not believe there is a way to use ADO on a recordset who uses a custom function. Workarounds... (1) Re-write the function in VBScript and process your SQL server side in your ASP page. (2) Create an Access.Application on the server, open the database with that object, then call a macro...

Microsoft has two workarounds: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=818099 Good luck!

Thanks for your post, but that was not my question. I am seeking a more advanced rules viewer/tool. One that would let me seach the ones I have already setup, and perhaps give me a detail view where I can see more information at a glance, at many of them, not just the name. Scenario: Have...

I am looking for an "Outlook Rules Viewer", or a way to search through the text of the rules I have set up. Does anyone know of a way within Outlook (2002), or any other program, to do this?