OPEN WINDOWS CALCULATOR

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It certainly can. You can use the Shell function to open another executable. The help file has an example which opens the calculator :-

Sub test()
Dim RetVal
RetVal = Shell("C:WINDOWSCALC.EXE", 3)
End Sub

HTH,
Dan
 
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thanks..... i figured out that this works too....

application.activatemicrosoftapp index:=0
 
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