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Try

AnsiString path = "G:\\projects\\Huurmanager\\cleandb\\huur.mdb";

Note double slashes. And why do not you use WideString?

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> Hi,
>
> I don't know if this is the correct forum to post.
> but is there anyone with some experience wit the TAccessApplication
object?
>
> I want to open and control MS Access from within my application.
> since there is no visual TAccessApplication object I have to create
> manually.
>
> the code compiles.
> when executed Access opens but then nothing happens. the db is not opened.
>
> code:
>
> Access = new TAccessApplication(Main); // Main is my main form
> Access->ConnectKind=ckRunningOrNew;
>
> Access->Connect();
> Access->set_Visible(true);
>
> AnsiString path = "G:\projects\Huurmanager\cleandb\huur.mdb";
>
> wchar_t wstr[100];
> path.WideChar(wstr,100); // convert AnsiString to wchar_t
>
> Access->OpenCurrentDatabase(wstr,false);
>
> thanks in advance for any comments.
>
> grtz,
> Maycel
>
>