Recent content by lordrp

:) Thanks for the code, JHB. This did the trick. I did run into a little trouble at first by pasting the entire block of code at the end of an existing form's VBA code. I got a compile error saying "Only comments may appear after End Sub, End Function, or End Property." The solution to this...

Hi JHB. I never thought of it that way. My problem is not so much about the user's own settings, but it's an Access .accde app obliterating the Windows taskbar. Users with dual monitors have no problem - they just move my app to the other monitor. So let me alter my question. How can I do...

I write Access 2010 apps in VBA that require no knowledge of Microsoft Access on the part of the user. My forms contain all the necessary controls to use the program without relying on any of the Microsoft Access toolbars. I call this "de-Microsofting" the app. When I prepare the .accdb...