G
Gulf Coast Electric
Can the Close button be disabled for Access?
If so how?
Using Custom Menu!
If so how?
Using Custom Menu!
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B
Bas Cost Budde
Don't think so! That is an issue for your operating system (the window
manager)
manager)
J
Jeff Conrad
Hi,
I use these techniques. They work great.
Take your pick based on version.
ACC: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window (95/97)
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258049
ACC2000: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=245746
ACC2002: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window and the Exit Command on the File Menu
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300688
Alternatively, take a look here:
http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0005.htm
Hope that helps,
Jeff Conrad
Bend, Oregon
I use these techniques. They work great.
Take your pick based on version.
ACC: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window (95/97)
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258049
ACC2000: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=245746
ACC2002: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window and the Exit Command on the File Menu
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300688
Alternatively, take a look here:
http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0005.htm
Hope that helps,
Jeff Conrad
Bend, Oregon
G
Gulf Coast Electric
Thanks, any ideas on how to make the code run on DB startup?
That is disable the Close button?
I followed the article and it works fine.
I am using a Custom Menu with a File Menu with a Exit command on it.
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Thanks for your Help.
That is disable the Close button?
I followed the article and it works fine.
I am using a Custom Menu with a File Menu with a Exit command on it.
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Thanks for your Help.
Jeff Conrad said:Hi,
I use these techniques. They work great.
Take your pick based on version.
ACC: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window (95/97)
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258049
ACC2000: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=245746
ACC2002: How to Disable the Close Button (X) on the Access
Application Window and the Exit Command on the File Menu
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300688
Alternatively, take a look here:
http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0005.htm
Hope that helps,
Jeff Conrad
Bend, Oregon
B
Bas Cost Budde
I goofed once, now I'll try not to repeat.
* create a form
* have its Open event run your code
* set the form in the Startup options (Tools menu, I believe, I don't
have an english version here to check)
* create a form
* have its Open event run your code
* set the form in the Startup options (Tools menu, I believe, I don't
have an english version here to check)
J
Jeff Conrad
Hi,
I'm a little confused by your response.
You said it works fine, but you want to know how to make it run on Startup.
If you follow steps 11-14 in the articles it describes setting up an
Autoexec macro.
This macro will run every time the database is opened (unless you hold the
shift key).
The "X" button should then be disabled.
Is that not working for you??
Which Access version?
Works fine here on 97 and 2000.
Jeff Conrad
Bend, Oregon
I'm a little confused by your response.
You said it works fine, but you want to know how to make it run on Startup.
If you follow steps 11-14 in the articles it describes setting up an
Autoexec macro.
This macro will run every time the database is opened (unless you hold the
shift key).
The "X" button should then be disabled.
Is that not working for you??
Which Access version?
Works fine here on 97 and 2000.
Jeff Conrad
Bend, Oregon