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This is a discussion on Connection between Microsoft Access and MapPoint within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; Hallo everybody, I want to connect the two programs Access and MapPoint. In Access there I have different points listed ...
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| Connection between Microsoft Access and MapPoint I want to connect the two programs Access and MapPoint. In Access there I have different points listed which should be sent to MapPoint to create the best route. The sequence of stations should be sent back to access. I have office xp and MapPoint 2001. How and with which instrument can I solve this task?         |
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I'd recommend at least moving up to MapPoint 2002.. You can program everything as a VBA Module within Access. Access will control and automate MapPoint including retrieving the stop order. I think you're looking at aound 100 lines of code at a minimum. Eric
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