What did the user do on this form?

[BillyB]

I want to prevent the user from seeing anything except the main form. I am able to handle everything except 1. On the unload of the main form is issue a cancel event which prevents them from going anywhere. The two exceptions are on the access application: file..Exit and clicking the X in the upper right corner. Any ideas on how I can identify that the user did one of these two things that caused the form unload event procedure?

 

[Rich]

Why not prevent them from using the other two options?

 

[bill crumpton]

Rich,
How do you disable the "X" button on Microsoft Application window?

BAC

 

[bill crumpton]

Rich,
How do you disable the "X" button on Microsoft Application window?

BAC

 

[joeyreyma]

Billy,

Surely you cannot disable the "X" button on the Access Application window with a simple code but you can set the the Modal and PopUp property of the main form to True so that they could be inaccessible.

joie

[This message has been edited by joeyreyma (edited 08-27-2001).]

 

[jwindon]

Modal On will not stop you from accessing the menu or the X on the app window.

I've seen this on the forum recently. You can only do it with VB. I wasn't able to get the Code to work myself, but you can read and give it a try yourself.

The thread is:
http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/ubb/Forum1/HTML/004579.html