I locked myself out!

[Dave]

When designing an Access 2007 system for others to use, I thought I'd be
smart and use "Access Options" to prevent display of the Nav.Pane, submenus,
and Access special keys.
Now I can't get in myself to change design etc

Is there any way out of this?

Dave

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

When designing an Access 2007 system for others to use, I thought I'd be
smart and use "Access Options" to prevent display of the Nav.Pane,
submenus, and Access special keys.
Now I can't get in myself to change design etc

Is there any way out of this?

Does holding down the Shift key while you open the database do it for you?

 

[Dave]

No.

 

[k]

est

 

[k]

rererew

 

[John W. Vinson]

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k, or j, or whoever you are...

Your four tests all worked. You can quit now. In fact you shouldn't have
started; you can use microsoft.public.test.here for testing. If you have a
question about Microsoft Access, ask away - stop cluttering the newsgroup with
garbage.

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

No.

That suggests that you set the AllowBypassKey property to False, though you
didn't mention it. If that's the case, try the solution given in this post:

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.access.modulesdaovba/msg/49a6c20d72d4a487