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Old June 5th, 2010, 04:11 PM posted to microsoft.public.access
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Default Where is the startup manager in 2007

I can't even find the word splashscreen or spash screen in 07 help. I
inherited a database that uses switchboards and want a splashscreen so they
can either go into it, or open a utilities form where I throw my own options
and functionality. But I dont see anything on splashscreens, the startup
manager to determine which form opens at startup. Only the switchboard
manager.

And switchboards are idiotic. That level of complexity and abstraction to
simply open forms and reports is imbecillic. One form, one function, one
button, one function. Its much easier to build, reverse engineer, document.
These switchboards are nuclear powered pencil sharpeners. Moronic.

Code should only be as complex as its functionality and features require.
Looping through tables with ADO, to see how many buttons a form has, their
captions and functionality is incredibly pointless. Who designed it, someone
on a Tandy with 256K memory? Forms use virtually no file size. What are the
advantages of eliminating a handful of dedicated forms with 500 lines of
code, so womeone as MS or Wrox could impress people?

Now this concoluted switchboard nonsense has to be revese engineered,
altered, documented, maintained, passed on.

Code bumming - Learn it, master it, or get out of the business.

 




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