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Nancy, too!
I am a rooky Access user. I create a pretty basic database for others to use
at work. I was trying to lock it down so it couldn't be damaged. In the
Access Options/Current Database, I set the database to "NOT DISPLAY TOOLBARS
OR MENUS", not realizing that I wouldn't be able to access the Office
button/Access Options either.
I've tried holding down the Shift key while I opened the database and the
F11 key, but nothing has worked. There is probably a way unlock the menu in
VB, but I don't know the language. I've search through Access help &
Microsoft.com but can't find an answer.
Help, please! I don't want to toss out my many-hours-of-work database and
start over.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.
Nancy
at work. I was trying to lock it down so it couldn't be damaged. In the
Access Options/Current Database, I set the database to "NOT DISPLAY TOOLBARS
OR MENUS", not realizing that I wouldn't be able to access the Office
button/Access Options either.
I've tried holding down the Shift key while I opened the database and the
F11 key, but nothing has worked. There is probably a way unlock the menu in
VB, but I don't know the language. I've search through Access help &
Microsoft.com but can't find an answer.
Help, please! I don't want to toss out my many-hours-of-work database and
start over.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.
Nancy