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How to delete files that show up on task pane?

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Nelda Gay - 26 Dec 2007 16:51 GMT
I have created three database files and have deleted the records and went in
Windows Explorer and deleted the files.  When I get in Access and my task
pane is on the items I deleted are still showing up.  Granted you can't get
into them because they are deleted, but how do you delete these files that
show up on the task pane? Version 2003
boblarson - 26 Dec 2007 17:16 GMT
Eventually, as you open other databases they will disappear.

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> I have created three database files and have deleted the records and went in
> Windows Explorer and deleted the files.  When I get in Access and my task
> pane is on the items I deleted are still showing up.  Granted you can't get
> into them because they are deleted, but how do you delete these files that
> show up on the task pane? Version 2003
KARL DEWEY - 26 Dec 2007 17:33 GMT
If it realy bothers you then go to Tools, Option, General, and change
Recently used file list to 1.  Close access and then go back and set the list
size again.
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> Eventually, as you open other databases they will disappear.
>
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> > into them because they are deleted, but how do you delete these files that
> > show up on the task pane? Version 2003
 
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