Prevent showing database window at start up

V

Van T. Dinh

I think everyone waits for your post to appear at the time you nominated on
your post.
 
V

Van T. Dinh

If you look at the time on your post and my reply, you will see that I
replied to your post BEFORE you posted it. Unless I have E.S.P. (which I
don't), this means that you have the wrong date/time on your computer or the
wrong Regional Settings.

Most potential respondents will ignore post-dated messages as post-dated
messages are considered as attempts to grab unfair attention due to the way
messages are listed in newsgroups.

In fact, I read your last post (to which I reply now) more than 12 hours
BEFORE you posted according to the time-stamp on your post!
 
M

Mota

Hi;
To protect my tables of beeing viewd or edited in a back up database (that
is made from inside the main application using a WorkSpace.CreateDataBase
,and then sending a copy of all tables to it),i dont want its database
window be shown when opening.How to do that thru code,or at least,the new
made database use Current DataBase as its template (that its "Display
DataBase Window" in start up Dialog box is Unchecked)
Thank you for your help.
 
G

grep

Van's comments notwithstanding, I think you can get away with what you
want without writing any code at all. Go to Tools, Startup and the
deselect the Display Database Window checkbox.

grep
 
M

Mota

Oh,yes;
Sometimes i have to make some changes in my date and time to test some codes
or queries.Most of us may do this.With a little exception that sometime i
forget to correct it back!!! :)
I believe you are right at all.So i thank you for your help.
 
M

Mota

Thats manually;
But when you make a DB from code and put a copy of all tables in it as a
back up DB by clicking
a Command button in the users machine,you are not there to uncheck that
option.So i need to do that thru code (and after it,disable shift key by
setting AllowByPassKey property of the Application object to false)
immediately after making a DB in my code.Now i need a code to do this.Do you
have any comments?
Thank you in advance for your help.
 

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