Unhide the hidden db window

G

Guest

I have a secure database say db1 which opens through a shortcut on my
desktop. In my startup options, I have 'Display Form' as a switchboard form
say Frm1 that I have created. Frm1 is maximised to occupy the entire screen
through code and its close button is disabled. I have also unchecked 'display
db window' so that db window is hidden. Now this is for users. When I open
db1 to make changes to queries etc., I cannot make the db window appear even
by pressing the F11 key even though 'Use Access Special Keys' is checked.
Also since I am going through a shortcut, I dont have the option of pressing
the shift key to bypass my startup options while opening it as I would have
had if I were doubleclicking on db1 to open it. How can I make the db window
appear when I want to
 
G

Guest

Also since I am going through a shortcut, I dont have the option of pressing
the shift key to bypass my startup options while opening it as I would have
had if I were doubleclicking on db1 to open it.

Press the <SHIFT> key and double-click on the shortcut. Continue holding
the <SHIFT> key down until the database is completely open.

HTH.
Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
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Van T. Dinh

Try code like:

DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, , True

to show the "Tables" tab of the Database Containers window.
 

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