How to Import Objects From Another Microsoft Access Database

In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to import objects from another Microsoft Access database. By objects I'm talking about the actual tables, queries, forms, reports, and other such items, not just the data.
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[@kensimba7868]

Hi Richard. U do amazing work of tuting us on access matters. Wonderful and God bless you

[@shahramahmadzadeh5285]

Hi Richart , Please teach us how to protect our database tables from being imported , Thank You

[@599CD]

Use SQL Server or Encrypt your data. 599cd.com/Encrypt

[@georgiyveter6391]

I use request, which joins data from different tables. How is it possible to edit data through request? Access doesn't allow to do this. Open and edit original tables too unhandy. Maybe somehow it's possible through vba, but I don't understand how.

[@599CD]

I don't know what you mean by request.

[@mikenyc1589]

How about importing from multiple DB's?

[@599CD]

Sure