Don't run an explanation form

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Hello!

I have an Access example DB dowloaded on web.
I would like to adapt it but when DB open run a form with text about it.
I don't see any macro or reference about this form.
If delete it, return an error message.

How is possible to turn this situation, please?
Thanks in advance.
an
 
Hi An,

Click on Tools > Startup...
Do you see the name of this form listed in the upper right portion, under
"Display Form/Page:"? If so, either set this to another form, or clear the
value.


Tom

http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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Hello!

I have an Access example DB dowloaded on web.
I would like to adapt it but when DB open run a form with text about it.
I don't see any macro or reference about this form.
If delete it, return an error message.

How is possible to turn this situation, please?
Thanks in advance.
an
 
If there is no macro called Autoexec then click on the tools menu and select
startup.
This will show you the form that is launched when the database starts. You
can then trace what happens from that form.
 
Exactly, Dennis

My ignorance is terrible...
Many thanks for your help

an
 
an said:
Hello!

I have an Access example DB dowloaded on web.
I would like to adapt it but when DB open run a form with text about it.
I don't see any macro or reference about this form.
If delete it, return an error message.

How is possible to turn this situation, please?
Thanks in advance.
an
 
an said:
Hello!

I have an Access example DB dowloaded on web.
I would like to adapt it but when DB open run a form with text about it.
I don't see any macro or reference about this form.
If delete it, return an error message.

How is possible to turn this situation, please?
Thanks in advance.
an
 

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