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Hide VBA in Access2000
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1. Distribute Access2000 Runtime to your users. They cant open any object for design (tables,modules,etc). Search the MSDN.
2. Lock your project. Open the VBA Editor. Select Tools>[Project] Properties from the menu. On the protection tab, select <Lock Project for Viewing> so it cant be viewed or edited.
3. You can use the below to disable the <Visual Basic Editor> menu item, however they can still open your project by selecting an existing module or creating a new module. If you dont have 'Microsoft Office 9.0' selected in the references, replace msoControlButton with 1.
Dim oCmd
Dim oItem
Set oCmd = CommandBars.FindControls(msoControlButton, 1695)
If Not oCmd Is Nothing Then
For Each oItem In oCmd
oItem.Enabled = False
Next
End If
Jon Hawkins
2. Lock your project. Open the VBA Editor. Select Tools>[Project] Properties from the menu. On the protection tab, select <Lock Project for Viewing> so it cant be viewed or edited.
3. You can use the below to disable the <Visual Basic Editor> menu item, however they can still open your project by selecting an existing module or creating a new module. If you dont have 'Microsoft Office 9.0' selected in the references, replace msoControlButton with 1.
Dim oCmd
Dim oItem
Set oCmd = CommandBars.FindControls(msoControlButton, 1695)
If Not oCmd Is Nothing Then
For Each oItem In oCmd
oItem.Enabled = False
Next
End If
Jon Hawkins
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