I don't think you can, nor should you be overly concerned about this. Access is pretty "friendly" with other programs,
and will yield processor time with other programs. If Access is using 100%, then that means that other processess/tasks
are a lower priority than Access, and Access gets to be first in line. When another process with a higher priority comes
along, Access will yield cpu cycles to that program; when the dominant program is complete, Access will then reclaim
those cycles ...

Scott McDaniel
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