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May 4th, 2004, 08:12 PM
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How to hide the grouping on access
how do you hide the group (tiles) so that people can not
go "behind the scenes"? 
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May 5th, 2004, 11:55 AM
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How to hide the grouping on access
John,
I assume you mean hiding the database window? If that's the case, then follow menu path Tools Startup and uncheck the Display Database Window checkbox (you'll see more options, check them out to see wha they do). Knowledgable users will still be able to hold down the Shift key while opening the database and bypass the db window hiding (plus any other strtup settings and autoexec macro/code execution), but in practice they just don't know. Even this bypass can be prevented by use of code. HTH, Nikos "John" wrote in message ... how do you hide the group (tiles) so that people can not go "behind the scenes"?
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