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Steve
I have an Access database that I have programmed to perform some functions
in the load event of the form. I have the form programmed to load when it is
first launched.
When I create a MDE from the database - it loads the program and form and
executes that onload event code. I want it to do that each time the MDE is
executed so that's all great. However, is there a way to have it *NOT* load
after the process of selecting make MDE file from the menu? ie, I want it to
make the MDE file but not load the program that first time.
Why? The load event sends some emails. If I go into the program and make a
minor unrelated change and recreate the MDE file then it executes and sends
those email right away. So, I just want to skip the "execute after MDE
creation" for that one compile.
make sense? anyone help?
thanks
in the load event of the form. I have the form programmed to load when it is
first launched.
When I create a MDE from the database - it loads the program and form and
executes that onload event code. I want it to do that each time the MDE is
executed so that's all great. However, is there a way to have it *NOT* load
after the process of selecting make MDE file from the menu? ie, I want it to
make the MDE file but not load the program that first time.
Why? The load event sends some emails. If I go into the program and make a
minor unrelated change and recreate the MDE file then it executes and sends
those email right away. So, I just want to skip the "execute after MDE
creation" for that one compile.
make sense? anyone help?
thanks