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Dave Ruhl

When I create my MDE I disable things in the Startup
section like Special Access Keys, no Database Window,
etc... and my application is locked down about as tight
as any Access MDE can be. However, recently I decided to
use an Application Icon (also set on the Startup options
form) and now my MDE opens with the Database Window
accessible (the startup form still opens, but I can
switch to the database window). Is this a bug, or am I
missing another setting ? I tried it both ways with
the 'Use as Form and Report icon' switched on/off. When
I remove the icon the MDE opens as before - with only the
main form open.
 
Hum...I never seen this...

You might make mention of what version...

You could also download a sample application I have that hides all of the
ms-access interface. Try converting it to a mde..and then assign a icon.

See if the database window still shows. If it does...you might have found a
bug here..

Anyway..give my sample a try...and see what happens....

Try downloading the 3rd example here...and try your test....

http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/msaccess/DownLoad.htm
 
Jeff in this thread has noted this is bug (good catch Jeff).

The workaround for this bug is to turn off the windows in task bar option.

You can do this in code via:

Application.SetOption "ShowWindowsInTaskbar", False
 
Hi Jeff! Once again you have the answer!!! Thanks

Thanks to you too Albert, you have provided me with many
a solution to past problems.

I'm sure glad people of your caliber are here to help us
newbies.
-----Original Message-----
Hi Dave,

It's a bug. See:
ACC2002: Database Window Is Displayed When You Click the
Application Icon Even Though You Turned Off
 
Hi Jeff! Once again you have the answer!!! Thanks

You're very welcome Dave.
Thanks to you too Albert, you have provided me with many
a solution to past problems.

In addition to Albert's suggestion you should probably update Access/Office to the latest service
pack since this bug was fixed with Office XP Service Pack 2. The latest service pack for Office XP
is Office XP Service Pack 3.
I'm sure glad people of your caliber are here to help us newbies.

That's very nice. Put in a good word for me at Microsoft would ya?
Geez, I'd JUMP at the chance to work for Microsoft!!!
Family level income, great benefits, solid company foundation, chance to work with cutting-edge
technology products.

I haven't had a raise in over 3 1/2 years and my responsibilities and work load have at least
quadrupled in that time frame. Not to mention all the benefits that have vanished. Medical insurance
will probably be dropped here soon as well. :-(
We're not only not getting ahead or staying level, we're actually getting worse off every year.

I could be so lucky to work for Microsoft. I'll be Rita's personal assistant.
"What was that Rita? You need me to go to the next MVP meeting and hang out with everyone?
Well....... <big sigh>.......if I *have* to I suppose I will."
<vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvbg>

Humm...

Jeff Conrad
Access Ambassador
Microsoft Corporation ©
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

I like the sound of that!!!!!!
 
HAHA! Well Jeff, I promise that as soon as I become CEO
of Microsoft you will have a job there!!!
-----Original Message-----

You're very welcome Dave.


In addition to Albert's suggestion you should probably
update Access/Office to the latest service
pack since this bug was fixed with Office XP Service
Pack 2. The latest service pack for Office XP
is Office XP Service Pack 3.
us newbies.

That's very nice. Put in a good word for me at Microsoft would ya?
Geez, I'd JUMP at the chance to work for Microsoft!!!
Family level income, great benefits, solid company
foundation, chance to work with cutting-edge
technology products.

I haven't had a raise in over 3 1/2 years and my
responsibilities and work load have at least
quadrupled in that time frame. Not to mention all the
benefits that have vanished. Medical insurance
will probably be dropped here soon as well. :-(
We're not only not getting ahead or staying level, we're
actually getting worse off every year.
I could be so lucky to work for Microsoft. I'll be Rita's personal assistant.
"What was that Rita? You need me to go to the next MVP
meeting and hang out with everyone?
 
Thanks Dave, that would be great.
The sooner the better if you don't mind!!

I wonder if they would allow me to still make Top 10 lists?
 
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