Display Splash Screen before User Login

[benjaminkmartin]

Is there anyway that I can have the splash screen appear at the same
time that the users are required to login. I want the splash screen
to contain instructions about how to log in. To be specific, I would
like the splash screen to remain up after the person has logged in.

I'm a beginner Access user and need some explanation on where to
insert codes and stuff.

And I have Access 2003 if that makes a difference.

Thanks!

 

[benjaminkmartin]

I really need an answer for this one... is it not possible to do?

 

[Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com]

The splash screen will stay open until you close it! Open the splash screen,
then open the login screen, then after successful login, close the login
screen.

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

Of course, if he's talking about the login screen that Access provides when
you apply Access User-Level Security, that comes up before any code runs in
the database, so it's not possible.

 

[Brendan Reynolds]

I really need an answer for this one... is it not possible to do?

Is there anyway that I can have the splash screen appear at the same
time that the users are required to login. I want the splash screen
to contain instructions about how to log in. To be specific, I would
like the splash screen to remain up after the person has logged in.

I'm a beginner Access user and need some explanation on where to
insert codes and stuff.

And I have Access 2003 if that makes a difference.

Thanks!

Is this some kind of custom log-in or the built-in Access user-level log-in?

 

[benjaminkmartin]

I really need an answer for this one... is it not possible to do?






Is this some kind of custom log-in or the built-in Access user-level log-in?

It's just the basic user-level security Access provides.

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

It's just the basic user-level security Access provides.

In that case, as I said else-thread there's really nothing you can do, as
the code in the application won't execute until after the user has
successfully logged in.