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Several of the examples in this chapter take advantage of the DAO type library, rather than the default ADO library used by Access and Access In addition, using DAO makes it possible for these demonstrations to work in earlier versions of Access.

Creating a New Zone Integrating NetworkManager and firewalld Allowing or Blocking Specific Ports Changing a Zone Default Target Printing on Linux Overview Installing a Locally Attached Printer Giving Printers Useful Names Installing a Network Printer Using Driverless Printing Sharing Nonnetworked Printers Installing Printer Drivers Modifying an Installed Printer Troubleshooting Installing Dnsmasq Managing Dnsmasq Logging Configuring Wildcard Domains Keeping Time with ntpd, chrony, and timesyncd Using timesyncd for Simple Time Synchronization Setting Time Manually with timedatectl Viewing chrony Statistics Managing Time Zones with timedatectl Managing Time Zones Without timedatectl Starting and Shutting Down Raspberry Pi Finding Hardware and How-Tos Cooling the Raspberry Pi Booting into Recovery Mode Adding a Second Ethernet Interface Running Your Raspberry Pi Headless System Rescue and Recovery with SystemRescue Getting Started with SystemRescue Identifying Filesystems Resetting a Linux Root Password Copying Files over the Network with scp and sshfs Resetting a Windows Password Managing Partitions and Filesystems from SystemRescue Preserving Changes in SystemRescue Troubleshooting a Linux PC Overview Finding Useful Information in Logfiles Configuring journald Building a Logging Server with systemd Monitoring Temperatures, Fans, and Voltages with lm-sensors Adding a Graphical Interface to lm-sensors Monitoring Hard Disk Health with smartmontools Configuring smartmontools to Send Email Reports Diagnosing a Sluggish System with top Viewing Selected Processes in top Escaping from a Frozen Graphical Desktop Troubleshooting Hardware Troubleshooting Networks Diagnostic Hardware Testing Connectivity with ping Profiling Your Network with fping and nmap Carry Data Forward from Record to Record 9.

See Also 9. Create Animated Buttons 9. Two-state buttons 9. Continuously animated buttons 9. Create an Expanding Dialog 9. Technique 9. Use an ActiveX Control 9. Add a bound Calendar control to your form 9. Create a generic unbound pop-up calendar form 9. Create a Generic, Reusable Status Meter 9. Create a generic status meter 9.

Use the generic status meter in your application 9. Discussion Multiuser Applications Properly Secure Your Database Problem Solution Make a security plan Secure your database Work with the secured database Replicating a database Synchronizing replicas Resolving conflicts Create a Transaction Log See Also Programmatically Track Users and Groups List All Users with Blank Passwords Determine if a Record Is Locked and by Whom Set a Maximum Locking Interval for a Record Windows APIs Classify Keypresses in a Language-Independent Manner Restrict Mouse Movement to a Specific Region Exit Windows Under Program Control Run the Application Associated with a Data File Close a Running Windows Application Set File Date and Time Stamps Retrieve Information About Available Drives Create and Cancel Network Connections Programmatically Retrieving information Adding and canceling connections using common dialogs Adding and canceling connections with no user intervention Automation Print an Access Report from Excel Setting up communication with Excel Calling simple Excel functions Calling Excel functions using ranges Calling Excel functions using arrays Closing Excel Comments Perform a Mail Merge from Access to Word Starting the connection with Word for Windows Performing the mail merge Finishing the mail merge Add an Item to the Startup Group Using the sample forms Using DDE with the Windows shell Retrieving information from the Windows shell Executing tasks Perhaps the biggest limitation to DAPs is the way they connect to data.

The only workaround—using recordsets that are opened on a web server—requires that you set up a complicated technology called Remote Data Services RDS , Skip to main content.