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I'm not sure if you're having the original problem that I was having. My problem was that the navigation pane was re-appearing after I'd run the TransferDatabase method in VBA. If you're not using any such code, then there are a couple of ways that you can simply hide the navigation pane at...

Hi anski, The only way i've found to DISABLE the navigation pane (i.e. user cannot access the objects, even though the pane is visible) is to set the modal property on all of your forms to True. Unless I'm running the app in runtime mode, the navigation pane is still visible. The only other...

Thanks HTC, Using Access in runtime mode prevents anyone from seeing the navigation pane, which is the desired effect. I need the navigation pane to be hidden when access is not set to runtime mode as well (for those savvy enough to work out how to change the extension back, or find the...

Hi there, I've been using the SelectObject/acCmdWindowHide to hide the navigation pane during runtime, however it doesn't work whenever the active form's modal property is set to true. I'm assuming that this is because the modal property is preventing me from selecting anything outside of the...