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Access 2007

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by - delegate Jan [2 posts] (2008 Jun 24 Tue, 16:17) Reply

In Office 2007 how do I make the database to open on the form only therefore not allowing data inputters access to queries and tables

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RE: Access 2007

by - trainer Stephen gold contributer [369 posts] (2008 Jun 25 Wed, 10:38) Reply

Hi Jan

Thank you for your question

If you click on the "Office" button (located in the top left hand corner). You can then click on the Access Options button

Choose the "Current database" option and remove the following selections

Remove "display navigation"
Remove ticks from "display full menus" and "Allow default shortcut menus

Hope this is useful. Let me know if you need further clarification

Regards

Stephen

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