URGENT !!!!!!!!!

[Craig]

Hi There

I'm just finished developing my own database in access
2000, but my problem is that someone can still see my
coding i did in visual basic. I have a start-up form does
load and then after that the switchboard, but if your
close the switchboard you are at the window of ceating
tables, queries, etc. And this is where you can see the
code also. Is there a way that if the user close the
switchboard he must go out of the database and not to the
other window, but then i suggest that i can't give the
user the option 2 do queries hey?

Please don't give me websites or code to download cause
our servers isn't working properly.

Please help me.
Craig
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[Roger Carlson]

If you make your MDB an MDE, the users will not be able to modify any form,
report, macro or code, nor will they be able to see the code. They WILL be
able to create and modify tables and queries. BE SURE to keep a copy of the
MDB, since YOU will never be able to change anything in the MDE either. All
changes will have to be made in the MDB which is then made into a new MDE.
This works best if you have split your database into a Front-End and
Back-end.

You can find the Make MDE Option on the Tools menu.

To close the entire application, add
DoCmd.Quit
to the OnClose event of the Switchboard.

 

[Craig]

thank you brother
you have helped alot