Get Directory Path

Jul 13, 2006

Anyone got any ideas how to get the directory path where the database is running?
Thx in advance
Bob

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Hi,

In MS Access,

DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "Appr", acFormatRTF, "P:Appr.rtf", False

I want output the file in the current directory,
the above code is specific the path,
how can I edit the current path, so whereever the the database is either drive, they still can work.

The concept is like that
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Please let me know, thanks.

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