copying import specifications over to new database

lhather

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I want to copy some table structures to a new .mdb file but cannot figure out how to bring the import specifications along with them. Anyone know how or if it's possible? :oops: Thanks in advance.
 

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Hullo. In the new db, select IMPORT, then, in the window that shows next, there will be an OPTION button. Click that, and there will be a checkbox for Import Specifications. This is assuming A97.

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Thanks - that was it. I can't believe it was right under my nose. Talk about not seeing the forest through the trees!! :oops: Thanks again.
 
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