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Here is a useful tip I was introduced to recently that removes the
Access splash screen on startup.
 
Place a bitmap file of your choice in the same folder as the database
you are opening.
 
Name the bitmap the same prefix as your database.
 
Ie:
 
Folder contains files:
 
Project.mdb
Project.bmp
 
Apologies if this is common knowledge!
 
Regards

Paul
 
 

Will this replace the Access start up logo or just remove it?  I have also 
another way of removing the logo there is a option on the Options menu and 
in the general tab uncheck the Startup logo there
 
Thanks,
 
Enzo

Enzo,

It replaces it - good option to insert vlient logo bitmap - I have never seen
the option to remove the logo in the Options menu - what version of Access is
that?

Regards

Paul

>Will this replace the Access start up logo or just remove it?  I have also

>another way of removing the logo there is a option on the Options menu and

>in the general tab uncheck the Startup logo there
> 
>Thanks,
> 
>Enzo
>
>

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Hi,
 
I have a problem populating the data onto a form.  Please help me.  Here is
the problem.  I have a database with one table and one form with tabstrip
control.  This database is for version tracking.  For each build of the
application, we have Exes and dlls, and Asp pages with dates.  The Asp page
number is increased for every build.  I have to enter the date of the Asp
pages.  When I was entering data into table, I got an error message "
Records are two large" and it is not letting me enter any more data.  When I
hit help(F1), it explains that "it is more than 2K, so you can't store more
than that.  So I created another database with 4 tables.  How can I populate
the table with the data of Asp pages and the date?  Can you please help me
or give any suggestion?
 
Table1(Exe&Dll table)
columns of the table
 
Name                                          Type
 
Build Number                               Number(Long)
Date                                            Date
AdminTool40_Exe                         Text
BMQRAdminBus_Dll                    Text
BMQRAdminDataAccess_Dll        Text
BMQRAdminSQLData_Dll            Text
Calman40_Exe                            Text
BMQRCoreBus_Dll                       Text
BMQRCoreDataAccess_Dll           Text
BMQRSQLData_Dll                       Text
Comments                                    Memo
Release                                        Number
Label                                            Memo
 
 
 
Table2(Build Numbers)
columns of the table
 
Name                                    Type
 
AspPageId                            Number(Long)
Build Number                        Text
Date                                    Date/Time
 
 
Table3(ASP_Pages)
 
columns of the table
 
Name                               Type
 
AspPageId                        Number(Long)
Asp Page Name                Text
 
Here in table Build numbers, I have to enter the Build number, if I have 8
builds, I have to enter all the dates and AspPageId for 8 times.  I have 120
Asp Pages in 8th build, 120 times 8 Asp Page id.  Is there any way in access
to reduce the manual work?
 
Please give me any idea.
 
Thanks in advance
Madhu
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul McLaren [mailto:paulmcl@t...]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 9:13 PM
To: Access
Subject: [access] Useful Tip: Remove Access Logo on startup


Here is a useful tip I was introduced to recently that removes the Access
splash screen on startup.
 
Place a bitmap file of your choice in the same folder as the database you
are opening.
 
Name the bitmap the same prefix as your database.
 
Ie:
 
Folder contains files:
 
Project.mdb
Project.bmp
 
Apologies if this is common knowledge!
 
Regards

Paul
 
 
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