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Are you sure about that? :D That's absolutely correct. I tried learning French at one point. When I was reading a poem in class, the teacher stopped me and said, “You sound like a Nigerian who just moved to Paris.” That was enough for me to realize my pronunciation probably wasn’t going to...

My sincere condolences to his family and loved ones. He was a valued member, and his knowledge and willingness to help others will be greatly missed.

I even have problems with my own native language, so learning Spanish is beyond me. Compared to other languages, English is simpler, which is why I started learning it. I really admire those who can speak Spanish, French, or German.

I have a background in PHP web programming and used high-end editors like Zend Studio with many built-in features. When I first started using Excel VBA and later Access VBA, the lack of those features was a real pain. A friend suggested trying different utilities to see if any of them could...

According to AI: English ⇒ Spanish Notion ⇒ Idea Station ⇒ Puesto (in some contexts like military post) Motion ⇒ Propuesta (When used in parliamentary context) Motion ⇒ Movimiento (Physical movement) Question ⇒ Pregunta Suggestion ⇒ Sugerencia Caution ⇒ Cuidado (in some rare usage : precaución )...

Yes. Many of them are used for the ribbon, several for customized TaskDialogs, some for vertically aligning text in report textboxes, and others for various purposes. A small portion of them were also taken from your site (dimming the screen, centering forms, etc.). In the end, I followed the...

@xavier.batlle @sonic8 @isladogs Before following the given advice and keep the things as they are, I just want to be sure you have the correct information. I gave a count and it hit to 285 API declarations (After deleteing #Else sections) and nobody knows how many of them are duplicates. Do...

How about if after moving them, I use AMZ to reorder the whole module alphabetically? In this case I can see different instances of the same API on top of each other and compare them to see if the parameters are the same or not.

One more question if you don't mind. Does changing a lot of Private Declares to Public Declares have any effect on the memory usage?

The Mess: Over the years, I've added various classes and utilities to my Access database. Most of these use private API declarations, so I now have many duplicates scattered across different modules. My situation: All machines running this database, are on Microsoft 365, all 64 bit, only...

I sometimes think people in countries where English is the native language have too much free time to write letters they don’t even pronounce. I’ll never understand why you should write a letter and then just skip it when speaking. Letters were invented to make words and using them for...

I'm terribly sorry, but I don't understand what you mean by your explanation. I simply double click 3 different databases from Desktop, and move them to one of my monitors. Windows 11 gives me one Access buttons on each monitor's taskbar. In Windows 11, you can not have two files from the same...

The sad thing is that I don't even know how to use AI and make it pulling out something like this. 😭

On a further note, If I open only two database on two monitors, still I see the same result in my #1 post. Your sample is on left monitor, another db on middle (main) monitor. The main monitor's icon is one step behind.

If you have tested on two monitors, why you have two icons on the same taskbar? In windows 11, if you open two database and move one of them to another monitor, each monitor's taskbar shows only one icon (the one that's located on that monitor)

This is an extension to @xavier.batlle's remarkable post here. The post is in the "Sample Databases" subforum. I didn’t post this reply there because adding non-essential replies would make the thread unnecessarily long and harder to follow for those who access it later. @xavier.batlle Thanks...

Since some people may have not seen the movie or have forgotten, here's the scene:

I failed. I couldn't find a way to do it. Let's wait for a while to see if anyone else can find a way. By the way, I found a way to make the ribbon in restriction mode even before the first message box.

The order of the events is important. In addition, Allow Full Menus is disabled in the database options. The form’s Load and Current events display two message boxes. At that point, the form is still open, so Access continues to show the full ribbon. After that, the AutoExec macro closes the...

I had only 15 minutes break time to check what's you'e done. Not sure if what I think is correct or not, but at least I tried. Check your DM.