Getting rid of edit box thing

yhgtbfk

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When you open a form, go to design view, right click on a control, and click properties, you see and edit box thing.

With this edit box, you can do all sorts of damage, such as changing VB code, or resizing controls.

How can I turn this off using VB?

I have disabled right click, but here is a trick:

Open up any access database you have full use of, open up the edit box thingo, then close the database fully.

When you open up a "protected" database, the edit box thingy opens up cos it was open when you last were using access.

By protected I mean I have disabled
database window
status bar
built in toolbars
full menus
break into code
default short cut menus
toolbar/menu changes
shift key bypass
special keys

Please help
 
y,

You can always distribute a .MDE file to the users. They won't be able
to muck with the forms/code etc.

Wayne
 
John Mishefske gets the credit for this...

Code:
Public Sub AllowDesignChangesOff()

    Dim db As DAO.Database
    Dim i As Integer
    Dim contr As Container, frm As Form
   
    On Error GoTo HandleErr

    Set db = CurrentDb
    Set contr = db.Containers("Forms")
    
    For i = 0 To contr.Documents.Count - 1
        Debug.Print contr(i).name
        DoCmd.OpenForm contr(i).name, acDesign
        Set frm = Forms(contr(i).name)
        frm.[COLOR=Blue]AllowDesignChanges[/COLOR] = False
        'frm.PopUp = False
        DoCmd.Close acForm, contr(i).name, acSaveYes
    Next i
    
    Set frm = Nothing
    Set contr = Nothing
    Set db = Nothing

ExitHere:
    On Error Resume Next
    Exit Sub

HandleErr:
    Debug.Print Error$
    Resume ExitHere

End Sub
 
WayneRyan said:
Y,

Pat's not a guy ...

But G's the MAN ...

Wayne

Well I didnt know that, but in my defence:

In the Italian langauge, if you have many female children it is

Bambine

If you have many male children it is

Bambini

But if you have a mixture, you still use

Bambini

So "guys" for all males
"girls" for all females

"Guys" for a mixture...

What? You arent buying it? OK, so I thought he was a guy...Sorry
 
y,

Not a problem. It's just that everyone seems to keep calling Pat a guy.
I just don't want her to "loose" her identity.

Wayne
 

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