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access thread: unhide objects
Message #1 by "carlier jacques" <jacques.carlier@c...> on Wed, 18 Dec 2002 10:47:09
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Hi,
How could i unhide objects (database window , debugger window)
of a MDB where there is only some icons on the menu bar
like printer,search,quit... and a switchboard menu ???
Many thanks in advance
J. CARLIER
BRUSSELS
Message #2 by "Foote, Chris" <Chris.Foote@u...> on Wed, 18 Dec 2002 10:54:57 -0000
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The "hot key" "F11" will normally open the database window (unless the
cunning designer has disabled it ;0) Jacques.
Regards!
Spike
UK
> -----Original Message-----
> From: carlier jacques [mailto:jacques.carlier@c...]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 10:47 AM
> To: Access
> Subject: [access] unhide objects
>
>
> Hi,
>
> How could i unhide objects (database window , debugger window)
> of a MDB where there is only some icons on the menu bar
> like printer,search,quit... and a switchboard menu ???
>
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
> J. CARLIER
> BRUSSELS
Message #3 by joe.dunn@c... on Wed, 18 Dec 2002 11:07:33 +0000
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The approach I take is to implement Access security so that users
(including myself) are categorized into groups of users. Some of those
users are 'development' people who I trust to see the 'hidden' objects -
some are not.
I put a button on the switchboard form and show it for users who are
'developers' or 'administrators' and hide it for the others - I do this by
checking that the current user is in a specified group.
So only the 'developer' or 'administrator' sees this button.
When this is clicked, I run code or a macro to unhide the database window.
I then have a 'hide' macro to hide things again afterwards.
Is this the approach that would suit you?
"carlier
jacques" To: "Access" <access@p...>
<jacques.carlier cc:
@cbc.be> Subject: [access] unhide objects
18/12/2002 10:47
Please respond
to "Access"
Hi,
How could i unhide objects (database window , debugger window)
of a MDB where there is only some icons on the menu bar
like printer,search,quit... and a switchboard menu ???
Many thanks in advance
J. CARLIER
BRUSSELS
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Message #4 by "carlier jacques" <jacques.carlier@c...> on Wed, 18 Dec 2002 14:10:07
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thanks for your reply..
can you give me the code (by e-mail) to implement your approach (
probably with properties)
thanks in advance ..+
in fact , i have received from "someone" a mdb with hidden objects
(probably with properties's coding) and i would like to 'examine'
his mdb (modules,tables,queries ...)
I have tried to launch the debugger (ctr G)
but without success.
So it' impossible to unhide it ??(shareware ???)
THANKS;;
>
The approach I take is to implement Access security so that users
(including myself) are categorized into groups of users. Some of those
users are 'development' people who I trust to see the 'hidden' objects -
some are not.
I put a button on the switchboard form and show it for users who are
'developers' or 'administrators' and hide it for the others - I do this by
checking that the current user is in a specified group.
So only the 'developer' or 'administrator' sees this button.
When this is clicked, I run code or a macro to unhide the database window.
I then have a 'hide' macro to hide things again afterwards.
Is this the approach that would suit you?
"carlier
jacques" To: "Access"
<access@p...>
<jacques.carlier
cc:
@cbc.be> Subject: [access] unhide
objects
18/12/2002
10:47
Please
respond
to "Access"
Hi,
How could i unhide objects (database window , debugger window)
of a MDB where there is only some icons on the menu bar
like printer,search,quit... and a switchboard menu ???
Many thanks in advance
J. CARLIER
BRUSSELS
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intended to be read and used only by the named recipient(s).
If you are not the intended recipient(s) please notify us immediately so
that we can make arrangements for its return: you should not disclose the
contents of this e-mail to any other person, or take any copies. Unless
stated otherwise by an authorised individual, nothing contained in this e-
mail is
intended to create binding legal obligations between us and opinions
expressed are those of the individual author.
The CIS marketing group, which is regulated for Investment Business by the
Personal Investment Authority, includes:
Co-operative Insurance Society Limited Registered in England number 3615R -
for life assurance and pensions
CIS Unit Managers Limited Registered in England and Wales number 2369965
(also regulated by IMRO) - for unit trusts and PEPs
CIS Policyholder Services Limited Registered in England and Wales number
3390839 - for ISAs and investment products bearing the CIS name
Registered offices: Miller Street, Manchester M60 0AL Telephone 0161-
832-8686 Internet http://www.cis.co.uk E-mail cis@c...
CIS Deposit and Instant Access Savings Accounts are held with The Co-
operative Bank p.l.c., registered in England and Wales number 990937, P.O.
Box 101, 1 Balloon Street, Manchester M60 4EP, and administered by CIS
Policyholder Services Limited as agent of the Bank.
CIS is a member of the General Insurance Standards Council
CIS & the CIS logo (R) Co-operative Insurance Society Limited
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