minimize the access window error (1 Viewer)

[engc2011e]

i used this code in access vba to minimize the access window but hide from toolbar oslo

Public Sub MINIMIZEAccessWindow()
Dim accessHwnd As LongPtr
accessHwnd = FindWindowA("OMain", vbNullString)
If accessHwnd <> 0 Then
    ShowWindow accessHwnd, SW_MINIMIZE ' check as hid
End If
End Sub

 

[isladogs]

The title suggests the code isn't working but you've not said what error you are getting.
As written it won't work as it depends on the FindWindow API that you haven't included.

Please post all your code including the APIs and this time use code tags (# on toolbar) to improve legibility and retain indentation.

For clarity, can you conform that you want to hide the application window and the Taskbar icon. Or if that'not the case, exactly what you do want to do.

You can probably find what you want in my example app

Control Application Interface

This article discusses how the Access application interface can be controlled including hiding the navigation pane, ribbon or the entire application interface.

www.isladogs.co.uk

 

[engc2011e]

i explain the problem here in video

 

[isladogs]

You didn't answer my questions.
I've watched the video but it has no audio or explanation.
I still have no idea what your issue is.

Have you studied my example database yet?

 

[engc2011e]

I check the video it's have voice and I explain my problem the problem when I click the code the access from all hidden from the window and from the tool bar

this code

Public Sub MINIMIZEAccessWindow()
Dim accessHwnd As LongPtr
accessHwnd = FindWindowA("OMain", vbNullString)
If accessHwnd <> 0 Then
ShowWindow accessHwnd, SW_MINIMIZE ' check as hid
End If
End Sub

I put the code in model and call it from the form in load

 

[isladogs]

OK I watched it twice more on another machine & this time I heard the commentary though it was very quiet.
I'm sorry but its still unclear what you are asking.
I know what's happening but don't know what you want to happen

Despite a reminder, you have made no attempt to answer my questions from post #2.
Nor have you told me whether you've studied my example database which will almost certainly include code for your purposes

Unless you respond to those points, I will drop out of this thread

 

[sonic8]

i explain the problem here in video

It's a tall order to expect people watching a video to understand your problem, while you cannot be bothered to write a single line describing the issue.
Please describe the issue in a comprehensible way here. A video should only contain supplementary information to understand certain details of an issue.

 

[arnelgp]

You can also put Access window away from the current screen resolution and it will hide Access window.
Open form1 on the demo.