The Registry contains an enormous amount of data, some of which is very useful to the Microsoft Access developer. Microsoft Access VBA allows us to use WMI to access that data. We can get a list of all the System DSNs on a Computer, all of the ODBC drivers, all the Internet Cookies, list [...]
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