ListAll: MS Access Application Documentor (v2.7)
Copyright (c) 1995 Maze Computer Communications, Inc.

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(v2.7) ListAll - Document MS Access apps.
Quick documentor of Access apps. The entire
access application (tables, forms, code etc)
is analyzed and the results are formatted
into a text file. The included companion Word
for Windows template (DOT) formats & indexes
the result source code listing for printing.
The included EXE formats an ABC Flowcharter
table quick reference chart. Shareware $10. 
Kris Kaczmarczyk: CIS [102525,1555].

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KEYWORDS:

document structure schema access application basic program macro database table

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README.TXT:

Database Documentor: ListAll
Copyright (c) 1995 Maze Computer Communications, Inc.


ListAllK.MDA  11/11/95 ver 2.7
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New and improved in this version:

- Form descriptions now include event procedures and macros.
- Control sources are now correctly displayed.
- An exhaustive listing of all form/report controls is now
  available.
- Using ABC Flowcharter 4.0 to build the database table quick
  reference chart no more requires manual .INI changes, just
  check the "ABC Flowcharter 4.0" checkbox in the dialog to
  include appropriate tags in the .TXT file then run the
  included formatting program (FCHART.EXE).
- Some minor bugs are fixed and the dialog is improved.


Installation
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This is the preferred way of installing the Documentor. Use the
manual installation only when the normal installation is not
possible.

 * Move ListAllK.MDA to your MS Access system directory (where
   other Access wizards are located, usually C:\MSOFFICE\ACCESS).
 * Run MS Access, open any database to enable the File/Add-Ins
   submenu (without a database open all items on the resulting
   submenu will be disabled).
 * From the main menu select File/Add-Ins/Add-In Manager.
 * In the Add-In Manager dialog click the "Add New" button.
 * In the "Add New Library" dialog locate ListAllK.MDA and click OK.
 * Click Close in Add-In Manager, a message box will remind you
   to restart MS Access.
 * Exit MS Access and start it again.

At this point a new menu item is added in the File/Add-Ins submenu.
To run the documentor open the database and select File/Add-Ins/ListAll.
Please read the About information.


Manual Installation
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Whenever possible use the standard installation process described
above. This is a last-resort approach useful mostly in case of
manual recovery from serious file or disk damage.

 * Edit file MSACC20.INI in your Windows directory.
 * Locate section [Menu Add-Ins].
 * Add the following entry:

      [Menu Add-Ins]
      ...
      &ListAll==kk_w_ListAllToFileStart()
      ...

 * Locate the [Libraries] section and add this:

      [Libraries]
      ...
      C:\MSOFFICE\ACCESS\listAllK.mda=rw
      ...

   Make sure to enter the correct path for LISTALLK.MDA!
 * Exit and restart MS Access.


Using ABC Flowcharter 4.0 to create a quick reference chart
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LiskAllK allows you to create a database quick reference
chart, if you have ABC Flowcharter 4.0.
The included program FCHART.EXE is a Visual Basic OLE controller
that reads the .TXT output from ListAllK and uses ABC Flowcharter
to format the quick reference.

 * Create the documentor output file. Include in the options
   "List Tables" and "ABC Flowcharter 4.0".
 * Run FCHART.EXE. Click "Open", select the .TXT file created by
   ListAllK.
 * Verify and change, if necessary other otions in the dialog.
 * Click "Create". It may take a while to create the chart, if
   there are many tables and relationships.
 * Verify manually the resulting chart. In most cases it needs
   manual touch-ups to improve readability.



Word 6.00 ListAllK.DOT
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Installation
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 * Move listAllK.DOT to the Word 6.0 template subdirectory.

Usage
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 * From the main Word menu select File/New. The list of
   templates will pop up. Highlight the ListAllK template
   (press L for fast locate) and click OK.
 * From the menu select Insert/File and locate the Basic
   dump (*.BAS) generated from MS Access.
 * From the menu select Tools/Macro, highlight the ListAllK
   macro and click Run.

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Written by: Kris Kaczmarczyk, CompuServe [102525,1555]
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