[OBP]

You open the VBA editor (Alt + f11) and on the Menu Insert>Module which is basically the same as an event procedure but it cna be "called" from anywhere in the database.

[Jayabhadra]

I'm trying to make the module in the last file you posted. Is this correct:
Option Compare Database
Public Sub AutoExec()
fAccessWindow ("Minimize", False, False)
End Sub

By the way, how to turn the file back to normal? Because it even dont have any "save as" option..

Thanks

[OBP]

You use
fAccessWindow ("Show", False, False)
to set it back to normal.

[Jayabhadra]

Is this the right content of the module:
Option Compare Database
Public Sub AutoExec()
fAccessWindow ("Minimize", False, False)
End Sub

Cause it says syntax error..

I mean to turn the file you posted back to normal, how did you do it?

[OBP]

Sorry there is more to it than that. I will test it and get back to you.

[OBP]

Ok, I had the order mixed up, you need 2 macros, one to turn off the window and one to turn it back on.
They use 2 extensive VBA Functions in one module called Module1.
So I have created a form called Form1 in pop up mode. In the OnOpen event I have used the Macro Hide and in the OnClose event I have used the Show macro.
Opne the form and Access disappears, close it and Access re-appears.

[Jayabhadra]

perfect OBP, this is just what I need. Now there's just this three question I have for this issue:
1. I get this type of thing every time I open office file with macro in it (see attachment), so I need to click the Option>Enable Macro. Is there anything I can do to make the macro run automatically every time I open the file?
2. To make everything close when I click "Close Form", can I just delete the "show" macro?
3. If I want my other database to be like that, I need to make exactly the same code in module1 and two macro. Is this right? Or I just need to create the two macro without module1?

So many thanks!!

[Jayabhadra]

Sorry forget to attach

[OBP]

You are correct both macros and the Module, or at least the code from that module in one of your own.

I think that message is a Security Level Issue, you may hvae to lower. See this PDF document.
http://www.cworks.com.my/FAQ/Enablin...ess%202007.pdf

[Jayabhadra]

Is the VBA in Form module necessary to be copied too?

[Jayabhadra]

I have erased the "Show" macro. The pop up form window is closed but access window is still open in task bar. How to completely close everything? which part of the code should I delete?