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Kevin Seitz
Super simple (or is it?)
I want to store information as userdefined properties in the database
properties window....
currentdb.containers("databases")!userdefined.properties!...
If i make my database an MDE, disable the bypass key, remove "Database
Properties" from the file menu, remove the database window, and have a
startup form, is there anyway the user could change that information other
than having Visual Basic code in the program change them?
If I could prevent the user from changing them, please tell how.
Thanks in advance
I want to store information as userdefined properties in the database
properties window....
currentdb.containers("databases")!userdefined.properties!...
If i make my database an MDE, disable the bypass key, remove "Database
Properties" from the file menu, remove the database window, and have a
startup form, is there anyway the user could change that information other
than having Visual Basic code in the program change them?
If I could prevent the user from changing them, please tell how.
Thanks in advance