x-close: quell

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If I have a COMMANDBUTTON_close, which may in fact have visual basic code that executes several statements, then I do not want the window to have the typical red upper right corner X that a user can click on to close the same form and circumvent my COMMANDBUTTON_close
How do you hide or get rid of that red X button
 
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Douglas J. Steele

Forms have a Close Button property that you can set to False.

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mark r said:
If I have a COMMANDBUTTON_close, which may in fact have visual basic code
that executes several statements, then I do not want the window to have the
typical red upper right corner X that a user can click on to close the same
form and circumvent my COMMANDBUTTON_close.
 

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