Ripper -
You could not define the start-up form, but instead set up an AutoExec Macro
that checks the date and opens either form depending on the date.
Or, you can add code to the Open event of frmMain. If you are past the
drop-dead date, then open the other form and close frmMain.
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Daryl S
"Ripper" wrote:
> Is there a way to change the form that opens at startup with a macro? Right
> now frmMain opens when the database starts. However, after a drop dead date
> I want to lock out the main form and display another.
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> Thanks As Always
> Rip
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