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Opening and closing Internet Explorer from Access (long)

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bogart

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Oct 1, 2001
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I have a simple Access DB that people use to sign into some public access computers that I am responsible for.
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The process is simple. They type in a bit of personal information on an Access form, then click on an Access command button that launches Internet Explorer. So far, so good.
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The glitch is that once Internet Explorer is open I have no way of telling the user to close Internet Explorer and return to the Access sign-in database (form) screen when they are done interacting with the website on Internet Explorer.
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I absolutely cannot alter the web page or alter anything in Internet Explorer. Those just aren't options availble to me. I was hoping that you folks might be able to throw a suggestion or two my way. I'm no great Access developer, so any advice or help would be very GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Thanks!!!
D Smith
 
The only thing I can think of is to pop a message box telling them this when they click on the button:

CommandButton OnClick()
Msgbox "Type message here", vbOkCancel

In theory this will present the user with an ok/cancel message box & you can replace the text with the message you would like them to be given....


hth James Goodman
j.goodman00@btinternet.com
 
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