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If you are interested, but you don’t have much experience or you have tried to do it without success. Then I have good news for you. At first make a visit here and read/download the instructions. Then you can download a simple .rtf test file containing a few text lines and an image. Or you can create your own file with LO Writer and save it in .rtf format as: help1.rtf to your desktop. Then you can download and study this:
DaoDbTest.odt (22.2 KB)
I believe, that when you get the idea, you’ll be able to extend the functionality of your LO Basic macros powered by .NET to a level of which you didn’t believe would even be possible.
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Looks like spam or advertisement. Are you a real human? What is your goal? LO Base won’t create M$ Access databases. And the purpose of Base is to avoid macros as much as possible.
Who was talking about LO Base? I’m talking about creating an MS Access database with LO Basic macro by using AccessDataBaseEngine.
Then the relationship with LO is rather thin. You’re only interested in LO Basic. LO main goal is not to provide a programming environment. I’d even say that macros are an “accident” to cover corner cases for specification misses. Access, Excel, AccessDataBaseEngine and W11 are all proprietary M$ tools, while LO hopes to provide an alternate free and open solution.
Moreover, many users are under MacOS and Linux. So, there are also outside your proposal?
Firstly, I think I clearly mentioned that this is related to Windows 11.
“LO main goal is not to provide a programming environment.”
Well, maybe so, but it seems like Python is becoming more and more a part of LO.
As for your outpouring, it just smells like holy hatred 
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