Recent content by hockeygoalie29

Yeah, this is what I figured. If there was a way to make queries and macros read only, I wouldn't have an issue. The forms, reports, and code are easily handled by creating an ACCDE, but as far as I know there is no way to do the same with queries and macros. That was my first thought, setting...

In my AutoExec macro I'm running the "LockNavigationPane" action with an argument of "Yes". I'm not trying to keep the navigation pane from displaying, rather, I'm trying to keep the user from editing the view. So by locking the navigation pane, the user can't change the navigation options such...

Very true, but don't I have access to the tables from the navigation pane anyway even if it is locked? EDIT: The only thing that I know of that you can't do to a table with the navigation pane locked that you can do with it unlocked is to delete the table. But then again, you can't delete a...

Great suggestion. However, it looks like it still isn't allowing the linked table manager to open. Without the navigation pane locked, it works just fine. But as soon as I lock the navigation pane, the button does nothing. This is pretty frustrating since, as far as I can tell, the two...

In the navigation pane, I have hidden the queries and macros to keep users from modifying them. In order to keep them from viewing hidden objects, I've locked the navigation pane. The users still need to be able to access the Linked Table Manager so that they can modify where the data is being...

The title pretty much says it all. I am attempting to lock the navigation pane in order to keep users from accessing certain objects so I have an AutoExec macro that disables certain categories and then sets the LockNavigationPane action to true. However, I've noticed that as soon as the macro...