Access© Control Panel
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Many of the most important settings for Microsoft Access are 
maintained in the MSACCESS.INI file. For example, the only
way to add new wizards or libraries is by using a text editor
to make manual changes to this file.

This program is used to maintain the more common settings in
the MSACCESS.INI file. A backup copy of this file is always
saved as MSACCESS.BAK in your \WINDOWS directory.

System Libraries
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There are two settings in this section. The first is used to
designate the System library for access. The default setting is:

  C:\ACCESS\SYSTEM.MDA

The second setting is the utility library you are using with
Access. The default setting is:

  C:\ACCESS\UTILITY.MDA

Be careful when making modifications to these settings. There
is no editting done to ensure that the filename that you enter
exists, or is a valid Access library file.

Wizards
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The listbox shows all of the Wizard library files that you have
currently installed. If you wish to add a new wizard, enter the
file name of the wizard in the box next to the 'Add' button, and
then press 'Add.' When you add a new Wizard by this method, the
Access Control Panel automatically appends "=ro" to indicate
that the Wizard is read-only.

To delete a currently-installed Wizard, highlight the file name
in the list box and press 'Delete.'

Miscellaneous Settings
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    Max Buffer Size: the size of Access's internal memory 
buffers. The default is 512k and the maximum is 4096k.

    Show dBase Deletes: Enter 'on' or 'off' to select whether
or not Access will show logically deleted dbase records.

    Run Tutorial: Enter 1 or 0 to indicate whether or not
Access should show the introductory tutorial menu when Access
is first launched.

    Start Maximized: Enter 1 or 0 to indicate whether Access
should start full-screen or in a Window.

Requirements
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This program was written with Visual Basic 2.0. It requires
the run-time module VBRUN200.DLL. This file is available in
the MSBASIC forum or the WINADV forum on Compuserve. The
file name should be VBRUN2.ZIP. 

About
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Access Control Panel is free. It was written by:

  Jim Ferguson
  5016-4 Hunt Club Rd.
  Wilmington NC 28403

  ph: 919-799-4396
  CIS: 71477,2345

If you have any problems or suggestions, please let me know.