Pammy
How is it that your users have access (no pun) to the underlying "guts" of
your application? Unless they are trained professionals, what business need
is being solved by allowing users the ability to see the objects in an .mdb
file?
One way to slow down users is to "hide" objects you don't want them to see.
Better still, as implied above, don't let them see ANYTHING but the forms
you've created for them to use.
Sorry, you hit one of my hot buttons... Word and Excel expect users to see
all the commands. MS Access is like a power saw ... folks can cause
themselves (and your application) some serious harm by messing with things
they don't know how to safely use.
If you haven't been doing so already, start making backups!
Good luck
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Regards
Jeff Boyce
www.InformationFutures.net
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
Microsoft IT Academy Program Mentor
http://microsoftitacademy.com/