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ENABLE MACROS IN ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 HOW TO
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I want to limit the size of the form, seems easy enough, in the “Resize” event of the form I check the “WindowWidth”/”WindowHeight” and if it’s greater than the limit I set then I reset it to the maximum. The form is popup & sizable, I have everything working the way I want with the controls staying anchored and resizing as the form is resized. I have a popup form with just a listbox and a close button. So basically here’s what I’m trying to do, and in the end it may be futile.

Also, since the position (WindowTop / WindowLeft / WindowHeight / WindowWidth) are all integers they are limited to 32,767 (Twips) so in a dual monitor environment once it hits that limit it goes to a negative number. And when I have the main Access window minimized the numbers for the top, left of my form are even more bizzare (when placed in the top, left most corner the position is 19,013/18,113, what tha? With Access visible the position depends on where in the window Access is placed as well as the height of the ribbon and the width of the navigation pane). I have found a way to get the height of the Ribbon but not the width of the Navigation pane. If I drag the form further up or left its position goes negative. When trying to position a popup form it appears Access always uses the top, left corner of the Access window, below the Access Ribbon and to the right of the Navigation pane as the top, left most corner (position 0, 0). This will disable the right-click so the user can’t change the view as well as hide all your objects in the Navigation pane (and the Navigation pane itself) if the user happens to bring up the Access Window anyway.īut here’s a problem I’m running into with that, and I have googled my butt off looking for a solution.

Double-click your icon and voila! Now you’ll ONLY see the main form appear, with Access minimized at the bottom of the screen.Īlso, a few other things to keep the user from going “behind the scenes”… save your project as an executable file (*.accde, Access 2010) and on the desktop shortcut add the switch “/runtime” at the very end of the “Target:” option, outside the quotes.

Drop-down and choose ‘Minimized’ as shown below. Choose the ‘shortcut’ tab and notice a drop-down option called ‘Run’.

Right click on the shortcut you just created and choose ”Properties.”.

Then click ‘next’ and ‘finish’ if necessary, creating the icon on your desktop.

In this example, I choose the OpenAccessFormOnly.accdb database.

Go to your desktop, right click in any blank area and choose ‘New’ then ‘Shortcut’.

Click “OK” to close the database options dialog box.

In my example, I have selected the form frmMainMenu. In the “Display Form’’ option, drop-down the list and select the form you intend to use as the startup form.

In the backstage view, open the Database Options window and choose the “Current Database” tab.

Be sure to set the form property PopUp = True. In the attached example database OpenAccessFormOnly.accdb, I have the same main menu form entitled frmMainMenu.

Open the form you intend to use as the main form in design view.

This is easier to achieve than you may think, here are the simple steps: You will now be able to double-click on the icon to only view the form and not MS Access.

ENABLE MACROS IN ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 HOW TO

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we will show you how to open a Microsoft Access database so it appears minimized at the bottom of your screen, and all you see is the first form you declared as the opening form.

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Sometimes, when we create a full blown application, utility, or departmental tool, we only want to see the opening form pop up on the screen and leave the full MS Access application window at the bottom of the toolbar. How to Open Your MS Access Application Like a Custom Application

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