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Daru
I have a Access 2000 runtime app that lets users exit using a command button
on a switchboard form. If the user exits this way, two errors display, but
if the user uses the x on the app window to exit, there are no errors. A
help article says that the code docmd.quit will not raise these errors - but
I still get them. The errors are: :You can't exit now" , then "Execution of
this app has stopped due to a run time error". The app still exits, but
users think it is broken. It is leaving a bad impression! This doesn't
happen if users have office/access on their system alreadsy.
on a switchboard form. If the user exits this way, two errors display, but
if the user uses the x on the app window to exit, there are no errors. A
help article says that the code docmd.quit will not raise these errors - but
I still get them. The errors are: :You can't exit now" , then "Execution of
this app has stopped due to a run time error". The app still exits, but
users think it is broken. It is leaving a bad impression! This doesn't
happen if users have office/access on their system alreadsy.