Enable/Disable shift open key IF

this is the pop-up error if the target is a FE DB.
If the DB is not splitted all is well done!
 

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Well I did not fix it for 64bit correctly then
:(
You could just use FileDialog to select the db, then no issue with 32 or 64bit.
 
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I hope to find a solution to remove the shift at FE + BE
The utility only works with a single database file at a time. So, to remove the shift bypass from both FE and BE, just run it twice: one for the FE first, and then one more time for the BE. Make sure to enter the full path to the FE or BE file and don't use wildcard characters.
 
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The utility only works with a single database file at a time. So, to remove the shift bypass from both FE and BE, just run it twice: one for the FE first, and then one more time for the BE. Make sure to enter the full path to the FE or BE file and don't use wildcard characters.
I used wildcard characters both for my FE and BE DB... so it didn't works at all!
Using "normal" characters it is ok! .... for the FE the shiftkey is finally removed!!
For the BE It says it has been removed, but for BE shiftkey is always enabled. Pheraps the BE doesn't have code so de shiftkey may not be removed?
 
Well I did not fix it for 64bit correctly then
:(
You could just use FileDialog to select the db, then no issue with 32 or 64bit.

Yes but I hope someone here that has access 64 may fix this little "browse problem"!
 
Well I did not fix it for 64bit correctly then
:(
You could just use FileDialog to select the db, then no issue with 32 or 64bit.
Try changing the LongPtr to LongLong. Compile and test it again.
 
LongPtr is pointer safe variable.
if your system is x32, it will automatically convert to Long.
if x64 it will be converted to LongLong.

replace the x32 code (basBrowse), with the code in here:
 
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