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Hi guys,

Can you make a macro run when the access X box is pressed? And also the
database window?

Thanks

Sam

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making a macro run when application is closed downEasiest way is to create a hidden form that opens when the database
opens and have it fire your code in that forms OnClose event.
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  Hi guys,

  Can you make a macro run when the access X box is pressed? And also the database window?

  Thanks

  Sam

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If you create a macro called "Autoexec" it will run whenever the
database is opened.


Gregory Montague
GTSI, Corp
Database Analyst
Tel  (xxx) xxx-xxxx
eFax  (xxx) xxx-xxxx

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Subject: [access] RE: making a macro run when application is closed down


Easiest way is to create a hidden form that opens when the database
opens and have it fire your code in that forms OnClose event.

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From: Sam Rose [mailto:Sam@d...]
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 10:03 AM
To: Access
Subject: [access] making a macro run when application is closed down



Hi guys,

Can you make a macro run when the access X box is pressed? And also the
database window?

Thanks

Sam