This utility converts Microsoft® Access® files from original DB formats ( ADP, MDB, ADE, MDE, ACCDB, ACCDE, ACCDT, ACCDR) to EXE format (convert MDB to EXE, convert ADP to EXE, convert ACCDB to EXE, convert ACCDE to EXE, convert Access to EXE). Like original DB files, the EXE files created are not independent of Access, but they allow you to define Access properties before opening and improve the portability and functionality of your databases with or without macros and without macro alert, transferring EXE file properties to DB files. The conversion, moreover to maintain the original format features, inclusive for editing thru the Access, adds others functionalities where the autocompression and the control over the Access highlight. So, by be specialized in Access and VBA, can be more advantageous than ZIP files, ZIP autoextracts and program installation utilities. See below the EXE format features and then some pictures and applying examples. EXE Format Features: - Any Access DB file format.adp; *.mdb; *.ade; *.mde; *.mdw; *.accdb; *.accde; *.accdt; *.accdr) can be converted to EXE; Related to ' Access Version Options' frame in the UI: - You can set the Access version to be used as the default installed version, a specific installed version, or a version of an Access EXE file indicated directly on the disk. ( New in version 2.0 of ) - When specifying the default Access installed version to be used, you can limit the allowed versions, for example, if you limit the usable versions to 10 through 14, and the default installed version is version 9, then the EXE will not be opened on this version. ( New in version 2.0 of ) - If you choose to use a version directly from an Access EXE file, you can specify the name and the path of the file on the disk or active drive. If you specify only the file name or the name with a partial path, in each execution the.
· · · Thai Pepper Dom UK Oct 28, 2009 at 11:06 UTC You cant do that. Why would you want to do that?.exe are secure compiled files · · · Mace Craig M Oct 28, 2009 at 11:08 UTC IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider. If you are trying to rename the file to get through a SPAM filter, you should be able to just right click on the file and select rename. Then you just type filename.txt and that should change the icon to a notepad icon. · · · Thai Pepper Dom UK Oct 28, 2009 at 11:10 UTC Must be lost in translation Craig, I see what you mean but I thought they meant reverse engineer a program to be read into a txt file instead of renaming the file! x D · · · Mace Craig M Oct 28, 2009 at 11:12 UTC IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider. I did too Dom, but getting through a SPAM filter was the only logical reason I could come up with. · · · Pure Capsaicin akp982 Oct 28, 2009 at 5:01 UTC akp982 is an IT service provider. · · · Mace Craig M Oct 29, 2009 at 12:42 UTC IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider. benhar wrote: Zip it? Most advanced SPAM filters will look inside a ZIP file for.exe files and block it. · · · Mace Craig M Oct 29, 2009 at 12:53 UTC IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider. I believe my Barracuda SPAM firewall scan's for those files too. · · · Thai Pepper Edwin Oct 29, 2009 at 3:40 UTC Matos Tech, LLC is an IT service provider. even if you rename the file must advance system will read the header too of the file. · · · Mace Craig M Oct 29, 2009 at 6:46 UTC IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider. File headers? If we are talking about a program, the best the filter could do was to look at the properties of the file. When it does that, it will only see that it is an unknown file since there isn't an extension or it would see it as a text file if you change the extension to.txt. It could use Heuristics to check the file, but that would be done by.
Advanced BAT to EXE Converter Advanced BAT to EXE Converter will flawlessly compile any batch file to EXE and includes very useful extended commands which are not available in normal batch files! While editing your batch files you will notice the code changing colors when using the Advanced Commands: GREEN for REM comments ( REM still works for non Advanced Command statements) PURPLE (warning) for recognized Advanced Commands missing options BLUE (ok) for rem Advanced Commands with the correct number of options RED (error) Advanced Command with possible typo ORANGE for GOTO and : Labels Please note that the compiler color codes the script statements based on the number of options entered after an extended command. The compiler does NOT check for the correct data type. Advanced Extended Batch File Commands Index All of these advanced commands are available in both the FREE and PRO version. Please compile and run the many included example batch files that utilize these extended commands. Click a command for a better description and usage. Add - Add two numbers. Browse Files - Use Windows Common Dialog box to browse for a file. Browse Folder - Use Windows Common Dialog box to browse for a folder. Center Self - Center the batch file window on the screen. Change Color - Set the color will print to the screen. Clear Color - Set the text color to the default colors. Close Window - Close any application Window. Cursor Hide - Hide the blinking text cursor. Cursor Show - Show the blinking text cursor. Divide - Divide a number by another number. Fast CMD - Load an ASCII animation created by the Graphic Wizard. Gen Random - Generate a random number. Get Input - Input a string of text to a variable. Get Length - Count the length of a string variable. Get Masked - Input a string of text to a variable while hiding the input on the screen. Useful for passwords.
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