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Thanks Adam for guiding.

Yes. the objects can be seen but if clicked to open, it should not open for it is disabled through vba. I am using 2007 version and using DoCmd.LockNavigationPane True will disable the user from deleting all objects in the navigation pane. So maybe there is also vba code that will disable...

I have change my topic question to "No Access to Objects Window" Adam. Zaeed thanks for the reply. I was thinking if I can disable the access to objects windows even when the database window is shown.

Good day everybody. I would like to restate my previous question/post. I don't want the users to have access to the objects window? (the list of all the tables, queries, forms etc) especially to tables and queries. How could I possibly do that using VBA?

To rephrase my question, yes I dont want them to have access to the objects windows as you have said. Do you have idea to it on how to do it through VBA ?

You are right Adam, I googled it but only pieces of knowledge can be found. I would like to take you advice to learn from someone but I dont know who's someone I would asked from? Can you probably tell me the right person whom I can ask to?

Thanks for welcoming me here. Yes guys, you are all correct that users should only be dealing with forms when interacting with the table data or query data. As of the moment, I am just curious if that can be done because I am playing and experimenting with Access to be able to how things...

Thank God I found a forum such as this, I never thought there would exist a forum like this. Good day everybody, I am not new to access programming but I have questions regarding it. Please help me out here guys. Basically I am looking if there is such a code that will only allow users to...