How To Prevent Accidental Shutdown Of Your Microsoft Access Database

[@Shadow.Dragon]

Thanks for the video Richard! I keep doing this so I'll be implementing this functionality in my databases! 🙂

[@renoholland7090]

Thanks Richard. Good solution but I always disable the X Close button so the database can only be closed the way I want.

[@PeterJohnson-g1f]

thanks! I'm really learning MS Access. Very great.

[@599CD]

You're welcome

[@michaelrstahl4195]

Hi; I always maximize my reports. So I put my DoCmd.Maximize on the On Load event and the silly white ribbon disappears automatically when I close the report. Hope that helps!

[@AbdallaAwad]

this is great idea , it works perfect

[@stephenbeswick2163]

Hi Richard I have had a problem with a database after windows update last week all was working ok and the next day open access ok but when typing on a form or editing the form the cursor would not move and no text would be entered either. I shut down access several times etc, rebooted my pc still the same word & excel worked ok and you could type things in ok have you got any ideas how to get it working again. Steve b. Grate video thank you very much.

[@deltajade62]

Very elegant!