I read the FAQ Hide The Access Window at It is great!
However, I ran into an Access database that hides all its menus, icons, as well as the database window (Not the Access windows) very well and I just could not figure out how it was done.
It looked like this. When I started the database, the Access Window - the Grey Box - appears with a startup form. The menu bar was at the top of the grey box (as usual), with only File menu. If I clicked "File", the dropdown menu contains only "Exit" button. So I could not click the file name, which is supposed to be in the file menu, to open the database window. If I right-clicked the menu bar, I got nothing. Usually I get a popup menu, which contains a "Customize" button opening the door for me to all menus and icons in Access.
This way, a user cannot do anything more than what the customized forms provide. I think the author of the database must have manipulated the commandbars object. But, as I said, how?
Could someone help me on this?
Thanks in advance.
Seaport
However, I ran into an Access database that hides all its menus, icons, as well as the database window (Not the Access windows) very well and I just could not figure out how it was done.
It looked like this. When I started the database, the Access Window - the Grey Box - appears with a startup form. The menu bar was at the top of the grey box (as usual), with only File menu. If I clicked "File", the dropdown menu contains only "Exit" button. So I could not click the file name, which is supposed to be in the file menu, to open the database window. If I right-clicked the menu bar, I got nothing. Usually I get a popup menu, which contains a "Customize" button opening the door for me to all menus and icons in Access.
This way, a user cannot do anything more than what the customized forms provide. I think the author of the database must have manipulated the commandbars object. But, as I said, how?
Could someone help me on this?
Thanks in advance.
Seaport